From: Paul Jin (pauljin@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Mon Feb 04 2002 - 21:16:10 GMT-3
The router does the best in can do take the place of a frame relay switch but
it cannot do everything.
To recieve fecn/becn, you must setup additional parameters on the switch. For
example, Peak rate, CIR, different queues
and at what point the fecn/becn will be triggered, etc... The router does not h
ave that capability. At least not that i know of.
When we configure the router as a frame switch, all we really told it to do is
configure dlci number at each port and which
way it should be routed out. It is missing everything else a normal frame swit
ch will give them.
- Paul
John Neiberger <neiby@ureach.com> wrote: I'm not positive about this, but I d
on't think that Cisco
routers support FECNs/BECNs when configured as frame relay
switches. I can't remember why I think this, it just seems
like I read it somewhere.
John
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