What Frame interfaces can IS-IS be configured on?

From: Corey M. Ellis (corey.m.ellis@xxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Apr 11 2001 - 15:59:37 GMT-3

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I am trying to remember if there was a requirement as to what type of frame
interface can run IS-IS. I think only p2p, and physical can, not
multipoint.

Does anybody know for sure.

Thanks

Corey Ellis

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