From: Michael Whisenant (mwhisen@hiwaay.net)
Date: Sun Dec 07 2003 - 17:15:33 GMT-3
Ok so a bit more reading and a bit more thinking and here is where I am now.
First. I finally copy run start, reloaded with the interface shutdown the
last time. This time the interface was up and I reloaded. This time the
output of the show frame map only shows the static defined DLCI's that I
was expecting. The output of the show frame pvc still shows those DLCI's
that the switch is signalling as active in an active state.
I then shut the interface down, write mem, reload, no shut and all are
there. I then write mem, reload and they are all gone. Therefore I conclude
that the output to check is the show frame-relay map and not show
frame-relay pvc. Further, it would seem that there is a specific order that
has to happen to clear these mappings. If the router is running and you no
shut the interface I can not get the expected results. So I further
conclude that since the proctor will immediately reload if I am cocky and
confident in my configurations I can save that 7 mins on the reload process?
The solution is to have the commands on all physical and logical
interfaces, correct?
At 01:55 PM 12/7/2003, Michael Whisenant wrote:
>Ok I am stuck...
>
>I am told "do not use any DLCI's not specified in this section" and am
>told that the verification is the output of the show frame-relay pvc
>command. The expected output on all devices are only those that I have
>static mappings.
>
>I have all routers with all interfaces administratively down. No
>configurations at all on the serials. I then do show frame-relay pvc and
>get nothing. I completed configure the interface (either physical or
>logical multipoint subinterface. I check the output of show frame-relay
>pvc and only have the expected DLCI's. I then no shut the interface and
>almost immediately on the physical interfaces the other DLCI's are know
>and bound to the physical interface. I verify that I have no arp
>frame-relay and no frame-relay inverse-arp on all interfaces and it is
>still there.
>
>I have read somewhere and hear rumors that this will result in a loss of
>points for the section. I have reread Doyle, Solie, and Cisco.com and have
>the commands that they suggest. I have also copy run start and reloaded
>the device as well. NO LUCK.... Help please...
>
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