Frame-relay bridging - do spokes need to be configured as well?

From: Gregory Gombas (ggombas@gmail.com)
Date: Sun Nov 25 2007 - 22:24:03 ART

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Hello Experts,

When configuring frame-relay bridging in a hub and spoke frame-relay
setup, is it necessary to configure bridging on the spoke routers as
well?

Say you have a hub and spoke frame-relay with R1 as the hub like so:

       R2
     /
R1
    \
      R3

Task states to configure R1 to bridge frame-relay packets between R2 and R3.

Is it necessary to also configure bridging on the endpoints R2 and R3?
I would think not because R1 is doing the bridging, yet I cannot make
it work without configuring bridging on R2 and R3 as per the solution
guide.
This is from IE lab 20 task 2.2.

Thanks,
Greg

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