Priscilla Oppenheimer wrote:
> Did you configure the "frame-relay switching" command on RouterSwitch?
>
> I can't see anything else wrong. I think the most important symptom,
though,
> is that LMI is down. That could happen if RouterSwitch doesn't know he's a
> switch. It could happen for other reasons too (like mismatched keepalive
> timer), but those reasons don't seem to apply.
I would also verify that the back-to-back cables are good. There are a
lot of pins on those things, and they can often fail in such a way as to
appear that they're working. In this case, DTR is UP so you know that
pin is working, but perhaps some of the others are not.
John
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