02-20-2002 01:49 AM - edited 03-01-2019 08:33 PM
Hi,
I'm confused with different type of peers: TCP, Direct, and FST. How do they work together?
I have seen configurations with two router over frame relay, both router uses both TCP and Direct frame-relay peer configuration, why it is needed to use both encapsulation methods (TCP and Direct Frame-relay)? is it enough with one method?
Thanks.
Fujin
02-20-2002 10:34 AM
The choice of encapsulation methods is usually governed by how reliable you think the transport method is.
You can mix and match Direct or TCP in your network.
02-21-2002 09:42 PM
If I mix the encapsulation methods, what's really going on in the network? which encapsulation method is chosen?
Thanks.
02-22-2002 10:05 AM
encapsulation methods are configured on a per peer basis. I can configure one dlsw peer to have tcp encapsulation, one to have FST, and a third to be direct.
the points to consider are:
1. tcp is the most reliable, and has the most overhead.
2. mixing modes in a large network can drive you crazy at 2 in the morning.
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