From: Cliff Stewart (cliffstewart@xxxxxx)
Date: Sun Jul 02 2000 - 20:40:49 GMT-3
Chandra,
LAT is a protocol developed by Digital Corporation. It was very common on the P
DP 11/23 11/34 mainframe machines in the 80's and still exists in alot of shop
s today. I actually know of some school districts that are using it right now.
First you want to enable lat on the interface
R1
interface serial 0
lat enabled <---- Must be present
lat service LAT_R1 autocommand show decnet neighbors
lat service LAT_R1 password cisco
lat service LAT_R1 enabled <--- Enable lat services
This is enough of the config to get you started. When the service is enabled th
e command show decnet neighbors will automatically be executed (make sure your
routers are in the same area). Here is a good URL from Cisco's CCO, let us know
if you don't get it running.
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios102/accscg/57355.ht
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Hints: A translation must be done similar to XOT
Each router needs an x25 address
Did you enable LAT services?
Cliff
-----Original Message-----
From: "Chandra Lingamgunta"<lcsekhar@bigfoot.com>
To: ccielab@groupstudy.com
Date: Sun Jul 02 16:00:41 PDT 2000
Subject: A Word about LAT
>Hi all,
>Can any one say few words about LAT. I have gone through Bruce Caslow's book,
it is not giving me enough understanding as I don't know any thing about LAT an
d where it is used.
>Regards
>Chandra
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