From: Kevin Baumgartner (kbaumgar@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Tue Jan 30 2001 - 03:08:19 GMT-3
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> I beleive you have two options,
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> 1.) add "frame-relay map clns" commands (never tried, but heard it works)
So how is this related to the problem? The issue is that one side
of the frame-relay is multipoint and the other is point-to-point.
Different ISIS broadcast types. Sort of like OSPF network broadcast
and point-to-point. Have a mismatch here.
The "frame-relay map clns" is a required part to get ISIS
to work across Framerelay. Inverse-arp doesn't work well.
Doesn't resolve the broadcast problem I don't think.
> 2.) you point-to-point sub interfaces.
Yes this is one way of doing it.
Another way would be to create a tunnel between the two routers
and put isis in the tunnel. Some overhead but now both sides of
the link are point-to-point and the broadcast types are the
same.
Kevin
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