remote source-route bridging

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From: Alan Johnson
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 15:59

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I have a situation similar to johnson@northwestern.edu.  I have and AGS+ with
12 serial, 3 ethernet and 2 token ring interfaces as a hub and IGS's with
ethernet interfaces at the remote sites.  I also have leased lines for SNA
traffic which I would like to eliminate.  I am not very familiar with source-
rout bridging but it looks like to solution to my problem.  Each remote site
has Netware 3.11 linking the token-ring and ethernets together running IPX and 
IP over both topologies.  With all of this hardware in place could someone
explain how on earth I would configure the routers to handle this scenario
....if it is at all possible.

  Alan R. Johnson
  Network Analyst
  Minnesota Department of Transportation
  (612) 297-1289

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