Protocols and Standards-Command Reference-Frame Relay Protocol Specifications

This area lists added capacity and facts to annular out the advantage of the capacity in this chapter.

Unlike best of the Cisco Press Assay Certification Guides, this “Foundation Summary” does not

repeat advice presented in the “Foundation Topics” area of the chapter. Please booty the

time to apprehend and abstraction the capacity in the “Foundation Topics” area of the chapter, as able-bodied as

review items acclaimed with a Key Topic icon.

Table 15-6 summarizes the key standards mentioned in the chapter.

Table 15-7 lists the Cisco IOS commands covered in this chapter.

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Topic Standard

Frame Relay Encapsulation RFC 2427

Frame Relay Compression FRF.9

Frame Relay LFI FRF.12, FRF.11-c

Frame Relay Service Interworking FRF.8

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Command Mode and Function

frame-relay payload-compression {packet-bypacket

| frf9 stac | data-stream stac}

Subinterface mode; defines the blazon of FR

compression

encapsulation frame-relay [cisco | ietf] Interface mode; enables FR, and chooses one of

two encapsulation types

frame-relay broadcast-queue admeasurement byte-rate

packet-rate

Interface mode; sets the FR advertisement chain size

and rates

frame-relay fragment fragment_size [switched] Map-class mode; enables breach with

fragments of the authentic size

frame-relay fragment fragment-size end-to-end Interface mode; enables interface FR

fragmentation, based on size

frame-relay interface-dlci dlci [ietf | cisco] [ppp

virtual-template-name]

Subinterface mode; assembly a DLCI with the

subinterface, and sets the encapsulation

frame-relay inverse-arp [protocol] [dlci] Interface mode; enables InARP, per Layer 3

protocol and/or DLCI

continues

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Table 15-8 lists some of the ANSI and ITU standards for Frame Relay.

Memory Builders

The CCIE Routing and Switching accounting exam, like all Cisco CCIE accounting exams, covers a fairly

broad set of topics. This area provides some basal accoutrement to advice you exercise your anamnesis about

some of the broader capacity covered in this chapter.

Command Mode and Function

frame-relay lmi-type {ansi | cisco | q933a} Interface mode; statically configures the LMI type

frame-relay map agreement protocol-address {dlci

| vc-bundle vc-bundle-name}[broadcast] [ietf |

cisco] [payload-compression {packet-by-packet

| frf9 stac | data-stream stac]

Subinterface mode; maps Layer 3 protocol

addresses of adjoining routers to DLCIs along

with added settings associated with the PVC

keepalive time-interval Interface mode; for FR, enables LMI messages

every time interval

protocol agreement {protocol-address | inarp}

[[no] broadcast]

PVC mode; maps a Layer 3 abode to the PVC

under which the command is issued

show abbreviate Displays compression statistics

show frame-relay fragment [interface interface

[dlci]]

Displays breach statistics

show frame-relay map Displays mapping for concrete and multipoint

subinterfaces

Table 15-8 Frame Relay Agreement Specifications

What the Specification Defines ITU Document ANSI Document

Data-link specifications, including LAPF

header/trailer

Q.922 Annex A (Q.922-A) T1.618

PVC management, LMI Q.933 Annex A (Q.933-A) T1.617 Annex D (T1.617-D)

SVC signaling Q.933 T1.617

Multiprotocol encapsulation (originated in

RFC 1490/2427)

Q.933 Annex E (Q.933-E) T1.617 Annex F (T1.617-F)

Table 15-7 Command Reference for Affiliate 15 (Continued)

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Fill in Key Tables from Memory

Appendix E, “Key Tables for CCIE Study,” on the CD in the aback of this book contains abandoned sets

of some of the key arbitrary tables in anniversary chapter. Print Appendix E, accredit to this chapter’s tables

in it, and ample in the tables from memory. Accredit to Appendix F, “Solutions for Key Tables for CCIE

Study,” on the CD to analysis your answers.

Definitions

Next, booty a few moments to address bottomward the definitions for the afterward terms:

FRF, VC, PVC, SVC, DTE, DCE, LMI, admission rate, admission link, FRF.9, FRF.5,

FRF.8, Service Interworking, FRF.12, FRF.11-c, VoFR, LAPF, NLPID, DE, FECN,

BECN, Dual FIFO, LZS, DLCI

Refer to the comment to analysis your answers.

Further Reading

■ Troubleshooting Remote Admission Networks, by Dr. Plamen Nedeltchev

■ ISDN and Broadband ISDN with Frame Relay and ATM, by Dr. William Stallings