I am sure this is a dumb question
But please can someone put me out of my misery and answer it?! I know this is a simple answer but I am having something of a brainfreeze and its bugging me
I am watching the nuggets for BSCI and will be building a lab shortly to go through the lab portfolio. In the nuggets, Jeremy creates sub interfaces on his serial connections. What I dont understand is how these connect up physically!
So assuming I have R1 as my backbone router, connecting to R2 and R3. I notice Jeremy has a serial interface that is up but he creates sub interfaces, which is fine. What I dont understand is how 1 physical interface can be connected to R2 and R3?? I get the fact these are sub interfaces but I still need to be able to connect to both routers? It would make more sense to me if he has 2 serial interfaces, and created sub interfaces for those
I am watching the nuggets for BSCI and will be building a lab shortly to go through the lab portfolio. In the nuggets, Jeremy creates sub interfaces on his serial connections. What I dont understand is how these connect up physically!
So assuming I have R1 as my backbone router, connecting to R2 and R3. I notice Jeremy has a serial interface that is up but he creates sub interfaces, which is fine. What I dont understand is how 1 physical interface can be connected to R2 and R3?? I get the fact these are sub interfaces but I still need to be able to connect to both routers? It would make more sense to me if he has 2 serial interfaces, and created sub interfaces for those
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colink24 Member Posts: 43 ■■□□□□□□□□Was there a frame relay switch between the routers?
I considered this but he doesnt show it in his topology -
networker050184 Mod Posts: 11,962 ModMost likely frame relay as DPG pointed out.An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made.
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mikej412 Member Posts: 10,086 ■■■■■■■■■■I considered this but he doesnt show it in his topology
Is there any frame relay as part of the configuration?:mike: Cisco Certifications -- Collect the Entire Set! -
billscott92787 Member Posts: 933Chances are like everyone else said it is a frame-relay cloud/topology that is using sub-interfaces.
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colink24 Member Posts: 43 ■■□□□□□□□□Is the topology a cloud with DLCIs at the ends of the connections?
Is there any frame relay as part of the configuration?
The topology shows no cloud, and the show commands he uses do not show the frame relay config (if it exists). His topology just shows the routers connected back to back via serial links, yet his config is on sub interfaces
I think its best to assume its frame relay, but boy its annoying he doesnt take you through his lab setup prior to the vids!