From: Stanislav Sinyagin (SSinyagin@xxxxxx)
Date: Sun Dec 05 1999 - 18:01:49 GMT-3
Brian Van Benschoten <vader@inxpress.net> wrote:
BVB> R1------R2------R3
BVB> | | |
BVB> TR TR TR
BVB> R1, R2 and R3 all have a token ring. you need full bridging connectivity
BVB> between all three rings, need to use DLSW.
BVB> If I make R1 and R2 have a DLSW connection and make R2 and R3 have a DLSW
BVB> connection does that mean that R1's token-ring can send packets to R3's
BVB> token-ring ? I don't think so.
you're right. R1's and R3's token rings don't see each other in this
configuration. You have to either establish another peering between
R1 & R3, or set on R2 dlsw local-peer....border.
BVB> This is a case where you are supposed to use border peers and promiscuous
BVB> mode right ? To create a full mesh condition.
promiscious mode isn't an issue here. You set a peer in promiscious
mode if you don't wanna establish two-way peering, and let this router
accept any dlsw connections.
Stan
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