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Hi. I'm wondering, if I have a nested service policy under class-default, do the configured class-default features apply to the traffic that matches classes within the nested service policy? That is, are the class-default features (marking in parti...
Hi. I have a device that can talk SNA only over the DIX/Ethernet2 frame format. For this reason, it cannot communicate via Ethernet transparent bridging with our mainframe OSA Express, which requires SNA to ride the 802.3/802.2 Ethernet frame forma...
Hi. I have a 7206 router connected with FE to a Catalyst 6509, via 802.1Q trunking. Two VLANs. The router supports DLSW to remote sites, and the switch transports SNA traffic to the router with transparent bridging through one of the FE subinterfac...
I did post this under the LAN switching topic, but it occured to me maybe there's a more "SNA-specific" answer. We are presently migrating off Token Ring, replacing it with switched Ethernet (all-Cisco network). In the process, we've hit a roadblock....
We have a seemingly unusual problem. We are migrating away from Token Ring, replacing it with switched Ethernet (all-Cisco network). In the process, we've hit a roadblock. We have a legacy system attached via Ethernet that communicates (translation...
Thanks! You're right on the money. Lacking answers, I set up a lab test, and found that the packets marked counter for fr-de in class-default (of the parent policy) matched the sum of the packets matched in all classes under the child/nested policy...
Thanks, Dan! Very helpful Regarding the additional VLAN, yes, the IP just gets routed so no need for the additional VLAN. When I was whiteboarding the this, I actually wrote, "DLSW's IP is routed but add VLAN/subint anyway - no cost + simplicity." ...
I'm not sure how well I managed to explain the scenario in the previous post. An attempt to clarify: VLAN1 -\ FE.Subinterface1[6509] VLAN2 --> <=-802.1Q-=> FE.Subinterface2 [7206] VLAN3 -/ FE.Subinterface3 65...
Alas, SNA is using the same interface on the Tandem as does IP. I guess the only solution I can see is to give the Tandem it's own router (we do have one available), and use DLSW peering with another router, all internal to this site. The DLSW wou...
