Andy,
AFAIK FR switching on Cisco router gives you end-to-end connectivity only,
no multipoint on FR switch side. You have to configure multiple DLCIs per
serial port facing a particular router on FR switch, as the rest of us do.
R1 - 102 - FR switch - 201 R2
R1 - 103 - FR switch - 301 R3
R2 - 203 - FR switch - 302 R3
etc
You are basically to create a mesh topology on FR routers side, not on the
FR switch.
HTH
A.
2009/9/10 Andy Reid <ccie_at_reid.it>
> Hi All,
>
> I am running a Cisco 2522 as my frame-relay switch. Is there any way to
> configure it so that one input dlci can be switched to multiple output
> dlci's, such as in a point to multi-point configuration?
>
> I am trying to build a frame-relay topology where each of the three routers
> (R1, R3 and R4) physically connect to the F/R switch with Serial0/0 and
> logically connect together in a mesh, i.e. R1 dlci 134 - R3 dlci 301, R1
> dlci 134 - R4 dlci 401 and R3 dlci 304 to R4 dlci 403.
>
> The main restriction is that R1 only has one DLCI (134) to connect back to
> the F/R network.
>
> regards Andy
>
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