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Chapter 6: Frame Relay |
6.1 | Frame Relay Technology
6.1.1 | What is frame relay? Cisco Connection Online Cisco Documentation Search Cisco Frame Relay Frame Relay Tutorial
6.1.2 | Local access rate, DLCI, LMI, CIR, committed burst, excess burst, FECN, BECN, and DE Cisco Connection Online Cisco Documentation Search Cisco Frame Relay FAQs
6.1.3 | Frame relay operation Cisco Connection Online Cisco Documentation Search Cisco
6.1.4 | Frame relay DLCIs Cisco Connection Online Cisco Documentation Search Cisco
6.1.5 | The fields of the frame relay frame format Cisco Connection Online Cisco Documentation Search Cisco
6.1.6 | Frame relay addressing Cisco Connection Online Cisco Documentation Search Cisco
6.2 | LMI: Cisco's Implementation of Frame Relay
6.2.1 | LMI operation
6.2.2 | The fields of the LMI frame format
6.3 | LMI Features
6.3.1 | Global addressing
6.3.2 | Multicasting and inverse ARP
6.3.3 | Frame relay mapping
6.3.4 | Frame relay switching tables
6.4 | Frame Relay Subinterfaces
6.4.1 | What are frame relay subinterfaces?
6.4.2 | Split horizon routing environments
6.4.3 | The resolution of point-to-point and multipoint reachability issues
6.5 | The Configuration of Basic Frame Relay
6.5.1 | Writing the IOS command sequence to completely configure frame relay Configuring Frame Relay
6.5.2 | The commands for verifying frame relay operation
6.5.3 | The steps in confirming that the frame relay line is up
6.5.4 | The steps in confirming the frame relay maps
6.5.5 | The steps in confirming connectivity to the central site router
6.5.6 | The steps you must use to configure the serial interface for a frame relay connection
6.5.7 | The steps in verifying a frame relay configuration
6.5.8 | The steps in configuring frame relay subinterfaces
6.5.9 | Optional frame relay commands Troubleshooting Frame Relay
6.6 | Summary
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