From: Guoxing Jiang (jianggx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu Oct 26 2000 - 06:52:59 GMT-3
Hello mark,
You can't config a clock rate on a DTE cabled interface, it must be
configed on the DCE cabled interface. Anyway, just like allyn
wrote,the physical DCE or DTE has nothing with the interface type DCE
or DTE. For example, you connected two routers back to back through
serial interface, you must config the clock rate on the DCE cabled
side. But if you using frame relay encapsulation. you can config
"fram-relay intf-type dce" on either side, not just on the DCE cabled router.
jiang
Thursday, October 26, 2000, 2:17:20 AM, you wrote:
ms> I beg to differ. I have tried to use the clock rate command on an
ms> interface with a DE cable and got an error message about wrong cable
ms> type. Have you been able to successfully configure a clock rate on a
ms> DTE cabled interface.
ms> Allyn Baskerville wrote:
>>
>> There are two "types" of DCE interfaces. One is defined by the cable that is
>> attached to the router, and the other is by the interface type required by
>> the encapsulation. For example, two routers connected back-to-back
>> configured for frame relay require "frame-relay intf-type dce" on one end
>> and a "frame-relay intf-type dte" on the other. This has nothing to do with
>> the physical cable connection and consequently clocking. So you can specify
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