From: Richard Wagner (Richard.Wagner@xxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Fri Mar 10 2000 - 15:42:03 GMT-3
Title: Simple (?) ATM question
Hello All,
I've got a virtual circuit coming in on an ATM connection. I want to
apply an IP address to it and reach another IP host on the other
side. I will need broadcast functionality on this connection. For
the moment, I'm unaware of any NSAP or E.164 address that I may have,
but it is entirely possible that I could get one from the switch.
What's the right way to accomplish this? I have a lot of experience
in ATM LANE and Frame Relay, but this one is not making sense to me.
I don't have the equipment to do hands-on studying with ATM
So far, I've figured that I have to apply an ATM map-class to the
interface to associate the IP address with the VC. That mapping
should include a broadcast parameter.
What "atm PVC" or "atm SVC" command should I use to define the virtual
circuit on the interface?.
Should I use a subinterface? I'm stretching my Frame Relay knowledge
over here by asking that question.
Should I use the well-known VCs for ILMI and QSAAL? Are they
necessary?
Will I need to mess with any of the ATM addressing?
In all... what do I need to do to get that IP host on the other side
of that VC coming in?
Thank you all for your help, I hope to return the favor to the other
lemmings someday :)
Richard Wagner
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