Felix,
A Catalyst 6509 is just a big fast hub from a L2 perspective. If your
packets are native SNA (that is to say, not encapsulated with RSRB or DLSw),
the switch will bridge the packets just like any other L2 device.
Forwarding decisions will be made based on MAC addresses. The ports in
question will need to participate in the same bridging domain, i.e. VLAN.
/aaron
-----Original Message-----
From: Felix Lee [mailto:felixlee_hk@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 11:43 PM
To: cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net
Subject: SNA question
Martin,
Need your expertise advice on SNA.
We have a plan to relocate all connection on a 10Mbps hub to a VLAN on
6509 switch. Those connection are for SNA server and AS/400. We are
wondering the SNA traffic can be delivered from switch port to switch. Any
problem on this move ? Any point or configuration we need to take care ?
Thanks,
FL
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