Re: any difference between a virtual token-ring interface and a t rue one ?

From: Richard Gallagher (rgallagh@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Tue Feb 05 2002 - 11:57:46 GMT-3

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All,

Not being able to assign an IP address is normal. Virtual token ring interfaces
were introduced to support certain layer 2 bridging functions, for example
allocating a mac address to a router independantly of a physical interface,
therefore there was no requirement to support IP functionality on them.

Rich
CCIE #7211

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