Configuration

Configuring X.25 over LLC2

device lan2

XOL_logical_port_id 0

XOL_destination_macaddr 0x080009DBEA7

XOL_DSAP 0x7E

XOL_SSAP 0x7E

The LLC2 specific configuration file, llc2_lan_2 is created in the /etc/x25 directory with the following entries:

lan21

To start and stop above configuration:

Starting:

Execute the following commands at the command prompt:

x25init -c x25_box_1_host -L llc2_lan_2

Stopping:

To stop the configuration execute the following commands:

x25stop -d lan2 -L 0 # stop XOL interface with logical port id 0 on lan2

Configuring Two Lans, with One Box Per Lan

A graphical representation of the above configuration with some arbitrary values for the MAC addresses and lan-ids is as shown:

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