A router needs a method to map a DLCI to an IP address, similar to the way ARP maps a MAC address to an IP address. This is accomplished in two ways:
- Inverse ARP -
- Default config for Frame Relay
- provider uses LMI to send a list of DLCIs to the local router, and the local router sends Inverse ARP requests to all other DLCIs, asking for their IP address. All DLCIs respond with IP address.
- If you have multiple DLCIs, your interface becomes a multipoint interface, however - Inverse ARP does not work with subinterfaces
- Static Mapping
- Complete control, but more config
- Assign IP addresses to DLCIs
- R1(config-if)#frame-relay map ip 192.168.5.2 503 broadcast
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