bridging

From: Charles Wolfe (WOLFEC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu Mar 30 2000 - 20:56:44 GMT-3

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Ladies and Gentlemen,

My setup is as follows. R1 to R2 is connected by ethernet. R2 to R3 is connecte
d by frame-relay. R3 to R4 is connected by ethernet.
I have bridging activated on all interfaces and have the "frame map bridge" com
mand configured on the fr interfaces.
I have an ip address on R1 ethernet interface and R4 ethernet interface. I can
ping them no problem from both ends.
When I add an ip address to one of the other interfaces I cannot ping it. I wou
ld think that I should be able to do this since all the interfaces belong to th
e same bridge-group.
I have tried various irb configs but I still don't think I need irb to accompli
sh this.
Any help in understanding this is greatly appreciated.

Thanks
-Chuck

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