Frame Relay Configuration

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Step 1: Setting Up the GNS3 Topology

  1. Open GNS3 and create a new project.

  2. Drag and drop three routers (R1, R2, R3) onto the workspace.

  3. Add a Frame Relay Switch (FRSW1) from the GNS3 devices.

  4. Connect the routers to the Frame Relay switch:

    • R1 to FRSW1

    • R2 to FRSW1

    • R3 to FRSW1

  5. Use Serial Connections for the links.

Frame relay Topology

Step 2: Configuring the Frame Relay Switch (FRSW1)

  • Right-click on the Frame Relay Switch (FRSW1) and open its configuration.

  • Configure the DLCIs (Data-Link Connection Identifiers):

Step 3: Configuring Router R1

  • Access R1 CLI and enter global configuration mode:

Step 4: Configuring Router R2

  • Access R2 CLI and enter global configuration mode:

Step 5: Configuring Router R3

  • Access R3 CLI and enter global configuration mode:

Step 6: Verifying Frame Relay Configuration

  • Check DLCI mappings on each router:

  • Check Frame Relay LMI (Local Management Interface) status:

  • Verify connectivity using ping:

From R1, ping 192.168.102.2 (R2) and 192.168.103.2 (R3):

From R2, ping 192.168.203.1 (R1).

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