From: Fred Ingham (fningham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sun May 06 2001 - 02:17:26 GMT-3
The 8 in a token ring address is the RII, indicating that there is a
RIF. This is not translated when one goes to an Ethernet address. From
a SR/TLB point of view the Ethernet host would see the token ring host
as 0000.482c.6a1e. Just a point that not all bit swap exercises have a
useful purpose.
Fred.
certman wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Should be 0100.482C.6A1E.
>
> >Bad example- this is a locally assigned address and does not have an
> >Ethernet equivalent. A more challenging example is 8000.1234.5678. The
> >canonical representation would be 0000,482c.6a1e if there was one.
> >
> >Fred.
> >
> >certman wrote:
> >>
> >> for example:
> >>
> >> Token ring mac is:4000.1234.0000
> >>
> >> What should the ethernet mac be?
> >>
> >> -----------------------------------------
> >> Cb7Q::1$0|#,GaKIQ'S"So
> >> http://www.etang.com/texthanburg/index.htm
> >> K}9XPDDc5DNBE/
> >> http://ad2.263.net/cgi-bin/advert/push/redirect.cgi?aid=2725
> >> EtangJ}WVW(Bt5j
> >> http://www.etang.com/adclient/cncard/index.htm
> >> E.G?HKEzEPJi
> >> http://topic.etang.com/
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> -----------------------------------------
> Cb7Q::1$0|#,GaKIQ'S"So
> http://www.etang.com/texthanburg/index.htm
> K}9XPDDc5DNBE/
> http://ad2.263.net/cgi-bin/advert/push/redirect.cgi?aid=2725
> EtangJ}WVW(Bt5j
> http://www.etang.com/adclient/cncard/index.htm
> E.G?HKEzEPJi
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