This is a classic situation:
a c
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>location-b and location-c should be able to address each other. It is also
>my intention that location-c local ethernet be a subnet of location-b's
>class-c local ethernet.
Buzz. Nope. You would have tro slice up the entire network. Now, location
B and location C can have subnets of the same network, but they'd have to
be equal size pieces. You can't do variable length subnet masks yet.
>I am looking for the specific settings to make in each of the three
>routers to accomplish the above.
Well, we can't give you a script of commands, we're not going to do all
the configuration.
Check out:
<URL:http://www.livingston.com/Tech/Appnotes/app.WAN-frame-relay-static-addressing.shtml>
-MZ
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