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Posted by daytime on May 17, 2007, 3:56 pm
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> > daytime wrote:
> >> Hello-I have been studying FR for a while now .cant find anywhere to
> >> answer what these numbers mean,from the show frame-relay map
> >> command-----
> >> Serial1/2 (up): ip 172.16.1.4 dlci 401(0x191,0x6410),
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> >> I am understanding that the IP is the next hop address? and the DLCI
> >> is local to the I/F you are on?
> >> but what do 0X191 and 0x6410 mean? many thanks.
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> > 0x191 = 401 = DLCI
> > 0x6410 = 25616 = It's a mapping to the serial interface, someone may be
> > able to confirm how this works a little bit better.
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> Hi,
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> Actually 0x6410 is the how the number is written by the protocol:
> DLCI DLCI
> 110010|xx-0001|xxxx
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> The Xs represent the other header fields ( DE, EA, etc. ). If you exchange
> Xs with 0, you got 0x6410.
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> Regards,
> Gabriele
So 0x6410 is the same as 401?
Thanks for clearing that up-does any1 know of a good simulator for FR
please?
I have tried netsimk but it doesnt support it at the moment
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