Frame-Relay Lab Question?
Dowima
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in CCNA & CCENT
Guys i have the followings :
1. 2 2507 routers
2. 1 2501 router
1. 1 2900 cat switch
along with serial cables to establish connections between the routers ( cables are all of type X.21)
So can I have a frame-relay connection along with those ?
1. 2 2507 routers
2. 1 2501 router
1. 1 2900 cat switch
along with serial cables to establish connections between the routers ( cables are all of type X.21)
So can I have a frame-relay connection along with those ?
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Cessation
Member Posts: 326
I believe you need a router with 4 serial connections..
But i could be wrong.A+, MCP(270,290), CCNA 2008.
Working back on my CCNA and then possibly CCNP. -
larkspur
Member Posts: 235
yep. I have a frame relay network running with just 3 routers and one is the frame switch.
check out the frame relay lab on this site for setup assists.just trying to keep it all in perspective! -
Netstudent
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Ya you only need a router with 2 serial ports to create a switch, but you need 3 routers to do frame-relay. RouterA will run to s0/0 of the switch and RouterB will run to serial 0/1 of the switch. Then you do the config. The more routers you have, the more you cn do with frame-relay. With 3 routers all you can do is a simple p-t-p config. With 4 routers, you could do multipoint, and with 5 routers you could do partial-mesh.There is no place like 127.0.0.1 BUT 209.62.5.3 is my 127.0.0.1 away from 127.0.0.1!
