From: 키노 (wwwjjang@chol.com)
Date: Mon Jul 28 2003 - 04:36:57 GMT-3
Thanks for your-reply..
-If you can configure FRTS with CBWFQ, is there any method to identify the
pvc between
R1 and R2?
-If you have to use a FRTS only, is there no method?
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A&8q(Subject): RE: How should i do..?
Does it have to be FRTS or can it be CBWQ with FRTS?
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Subject: How should i do..?
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Assumtion>
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-R1,R2 & R3 are connected with F/R
-R1 is HUB. R2 & R3 are Spokes
-R1,R2 & R3 are in a same subnet
-R1's FR-int is Multipoint & must use 'FR-map' command.
R2 & R3's FR-ints are a Physical-int.
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My-Query>
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If i configure a FRTS in R1's Multipoint-Subint,
The FR-class will affect to the 2 PVCs (R1-R2 ,R1-R3).
but I want to remove the FRTS-effects at the R1-R3's PVC.
So, The FRTS affects to the R1-R2's pvc only..
How should i do..?
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