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Configuring MPOA and NHRP Services

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Starting NHRP on an ATM Classical IP (RFC 1577 SVC) Service

To allow normally routed traffic to flow through an ATM SVC (Classical IP)

service and between MPSs, enable IP plus an optional routing protocol on that IP

interface. (Configure RIP or OSPF if no routed path exists between MPSs in your

ATM network).

To allow NHRP address resolution requests and replies to flow through the same

ATM Classical IP (SVC) service and between MPSs, you must enable NHRP on

that service.

You can use either the BCC or Site Manager to add IP, RIP or OSPF, and NHRP

to the appropriate ATM Classical IP (SVC) service.

When configuring an RFC 1577 SVC connection between a pair of MPSs, keep

the following in mind:

• The SVCs must use LLC/SNAP encapsulation (you cannot use NLPID or

NULL encapsulation on the SVC).

• You must configure the SVC with IP and NHRP.

• To avoid manually configuring adjacent hosts for each MPS, you may want to

configure the SVC to run RIP.

• Set the client mode for the SVC to client on one MPS and server on the other

MPS.

For instructions on configuring an SVC service record with LLC/SNAP

encapsulation, see Configuring ATM Services.

Using the BCC

To add IP, RIP or OSPF, and NHRP to an existing ATM Classical IP (RFC 1577

SVC) service:

Navigate to the desired classical-ip-service prompt and enter:

nhrp

Navigate back to the classical-ip-service prompt, and enter:

ip address

<IP_address>

mask

<subnet_mask>

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