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Network/protocol addresses are associated with each PVC using one of two
methods: static mapping, or the Inverse Address Resolution Protocol (IARP).
IARP is outlined in RFC 1293. IARP allows dynamic mapping of protocol
addresses to a DLCI. It can be used for IP, IPX and AppleTalk. It is more flex-
ible and easier to configure than static configuration.
IARP is used when a router discovers a new PVC with its corresponding
DLCI on a physical interface. The PVC is discovered by communicating with
the Frame Relay switch using the LMI protocol. This may be done when the
router is coming up or when a PVC has come back up after going down for
some reason.
A Frame Relay Example
The following diagram shows three remote office 56K Frame Relay connec-
tions feeding one central office T1 connection. Note that the PVCs are shown
as virtual point-to-point links which run through the physical connections and
the Frame Relay cloud.
A Frame Relay Example
The DLCI numbers in the diagram are only locally significant. That is, DLCI
numbers can only be guaranteed to not be duplicated locally, and a DLCI at
one location has no significance at another location.
Frame Relay Cloud
T1 Connection
56K Connection
56K Connection
56K Connection
PVC A
PVC B
PVC C
DLCI #10
DLCI #11
DLCI #12
DLCI #72
DLCI #72
DLCI #10
- CompatiView 5.4 1
- Reference Guide 1
- Table of Contents iii 3
- Chapter 9 - Bridging 149 4
- Chapter 14 - General 219 5
- Chapter 15 - OSPF 255 6
- Chapter 16 - BGP 263 6
- Appendices 277 6
- Chapter 1 - Installation and 7
- Overview 7
- About this Manual 8
- The File Menu 12
- The Database Menu 15
- The Control Menu 18
- The Output Window 20
- The Statistics Menu 20
- The Command Line Edit Box 23
- The View menu 24
- The Window Menu 25
- > IP Routing/Bridging/Off 27
- > IP Address 28
- > Network IP Subnet Mask 28
- > Routing Protocol 29
- > Numbered Interface 33
- > Update Method 35
- > IP Routing/Off 44
- IP Subinterface Dialog Box 48
- IP Connection Dialog Box 49
- IP Static Routing Dialog Box 51
- > Destination 52
- > Mask 52
- > Gateway 52
- > Metric 53
- > Redistribute via 53
- Ethernet IP Options 54
- Bridge IP Options 54
- WAN IP Options 56
- TCP/IP Routing Options 58
- IP Route Redistribution 59
- IPX Ethernet Frame Types 63
- > IPX Routing/Bridging/Off 64
- IPX Frame Types 74
- > IPX Routing/Off 75
- Bridging 77
- Dialog Box 88
- > Phase 1 Routing/Off 90
- > Phase 2 Routing/Off 92
- NBP Filtering 94
- > Area 98
- > Node 98
- > DECnet On/Bridging/Off 101
- Chapter 6 - VPN Ports and 103
- LAN-to-LAN Tunnels 103
- > Partner Address 104
- > Bind To Interface 104
- IKE Key Management 105
- > Perfect Forward Secrecy 106
- Manual Key Management 108
- Local and Peer Settings 110
- > Current VPN Group 116
- > New 116
- > Bind To 116
- > Save Secrets 119
- > Encryption Method 120
- > Start IP Address 121
- > Local IP Net 122
- > Allow Connections To 123
- > Add 123
- > Input Filters 124
- > Output Filters 124
- > Local IPX Net 125
- > Name 132
- > VPN Group 132
- IKE Policy 133
- IPSec Gateway Dialog Box 134
- Configuration 137
- ECURITY POLICY 144
- Firewall Logging Dialog Box 149
- Firewall Settings Dialog Box 152
- Chapter 9 - Bridging 155
- > Bridge On 156
- > Bridging On 159
- > WAN On 161
- > Link Type 162
- > Backup Enable Timer 167
- > Backup Disable Timer 167
- > Maintenance Protocol 168
- > Polling Frequency 169
- DLCI Database Dialog Box 170
- > DLCI # 171
- CHAP Configuration Dialog Box 172
- PAP Configuration Dialog Box 174
- SMDS Dialog Box 176
- PPP Options Dialog Box 177
- > Echo Packets On 178
- Multilink PPP Dialog Box 180
- > MPPP Bundle Name 181
- > Enable 181
- > Linked Ports 181
- > Set as Primary 181
- > Remote Name 188
- > Password/Secret 188
- > Interfaces 188
- Chapter 11 - TCP/IP Filtering 189
- TCP/IP Filter Editor Window 190
- TCP/IP Route Filter Rules 191
- TCP/IP Packet Filter Rules 194
- OMMON UDP AND TCP PORTS: 197
- TCP (6) UDP (17) 198
- ICMP (1) GRE (47) 198
- AH (51) OSPF (89) 198
- ESP (50) 198
- Chapter 12 - IPX Filtering 203
- IPX Filter Editor Window 204
- IPX Packet Filter Rules 205
- IPX Route Filter Rules 208
- IPX SAP Filter Rules 211
- Output Filters 216
- AppleTalk Packet Filter Rules 218
- Chapter 14 - General 225
- > Clock Scheme 227
- > Framing 228
- > Line Encoding 228
- > Channel Data Rate 229
- > Device Name 233
- > Password 233
- > Confirm Password 233
- > Enable Password 233
- > Confirm Enable Password 233
- SNMP Configuration 234
- > SNMP Enabled 235
- > Sets Enabled 235
- > Traps Enabled 235
- > Primary DNS Server 238
- Time Server Dialog Box 239
- Chapter 14 - General 235 241
- > Primary Server Retries 243
- > Enable SecurID 245
- > Primary Server 246
- NAT Configuration Dialog Box 247
- > Internal Range 248
- NAT Range Dialog Box 250
- NAT Mapping Dialog Box 251
- [ NAT Mapping ] 252
- 10.5.3.20 -> 198.41.9.194 252
- > Logging On 253
- LDAP Configuration 255
- 254 Chapter 14 - General 260
- Chapter 15 - OSPF 261
- OSPF Area 263
- OSPF Virtual Link 266
- Chapter 16 - BGP 269
- BGP Aggregates Dialog Box 270
- BGP Peer Configs Dialog Box 271
- IP Loopback Dialog Box 273
- BGP Peers Dialog Box 274
- BGP Route Mapping Rules 277
- or out 278
- BGP Networks 280
- 276 Chapter 16 - BGP 282
- Appendices 283
- LASS SUBNET MASK 284
- UBNET MASK HOST RANGES 285
- AppleTalk 101 290
- Bridging 101 293
- A -> Port 0 295
- B -> Port 1 295
- C -> Port 1 295
- Frame Relay 101 297
- Numerics 301
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