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The Frame Relay interface actually consists of one physical connection between the network server
and the switch that provides the service. This single physical connection provides direct connectivity to
each device on a network
5.2.3 Frame Relay Configuration Task
There are required, basic steps you must follow to enable Frame Relay for your network. In addition,
you can customize Frame Relay for your particular network needs and monitor Frame Relay
connections. The following sections outline these tasks.
Required configuration:
♦ Encapsulate Frame Relay on interface
♦ Configure Dynamic or Static Address Mapping
Following are optional configurations. These configurations can be modified by the requirement of
application:
♦ Configure LMI
♦ Customerize configuration of network
♦ Monitor and maintain the Frame Relay connection
See the "Frame Relay Configuration Example" section at the end of this chapter for ideas of how to
configure Frame Relay. See the "WAN Commands" chapter for information about the Frame Relay
commands.
5.2.4 Enable Frame Relay Encapsulation on interface
To set Frame Relay encapsulation, perform the following tasks beginning in interface configuration
mode:
interface type number
Encapsulation(undo) frame-relay
[DEFAULT@Router /config/]#interface
Key Word:
U(undo) D(default)
(00)FastEthernet
(01)Ethernet
(02)Serial
......
Please Input the code of command to be excute(0-10): 2
Please input a interface name:s1/0
Figuer 5-1: Typical Frame Relay Configuration
Command
Q(quit)
FastEthernet interface
Ethernet interface
Serial interface
Model Name
Purpose
Specify the interface, and enter interface configuration
mode.
Enable Frame Relay and specify the encapsulation
method.
Command no is use for delete ports, which include
configuration of subinterface Frame Relay encapsulating
protocol.
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