Are you trying to set the native vlan.....
if so - use subinterface....
int fa0/0.1
encap dot1q 1 native
ip add <real ip add> 255.255.255.128
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> When the telco gives us a SCR an;R
> convert it to kbps to avoid policing violations at their switch. CCO says:
>
> kbps = (cps * 4;8)
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> cells per second
> 48 bytes (payload) per ATM cell
> 8 bits per byte
> 1024 b;kb
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> or 1000 as the bits/kbit value.
If CCO says ;,
*cells*, and convert: kbps = (cps * 53 * 8) / 1000.
The Cisco "kilobi;er
line is based on 53 bytes per cell and kilo = 1000. You can see this
if you;n
tell you the *cells per second* that the kbps is converted back to.;de
the option of doing so. This is one thing that Nortel (; g
Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no
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