Inverse ARP
Published on July 30 2013
Question:
Please help me Cisco 2951 out here. Where does the Inverse ARP run - in the frame-relay switch or in the attached router?
Also, when static mapping is configured, does it simply turn off the Inverse ARP or does it just overwrite the dynamic mapping?
Answer:
First, the router sends the inverse arp when it has an address and a dlci to go out on. When there is a static mapping for a certain address/dlci combo, inverse arp is disabled on the dlci. Here's a good explanation of the other ways this can be configured:Cisco 2921 price
http://astorinonetworks.com/2011/06/15/understanding-frame-relay-inverse-arp/
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