A router can reach multiple networks through a Frame Relay interface. How does the router know which DLCI to assign to the IP address of the destination network?

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A router can reach multiple networks through a Frame Relay interface. How does the router know which DLCI to assign to the IP address of the destination network?

  • It consults the Frame Relay map.
  • It consults the routing table to find the DLCI.
  • It uses Frame Relay switching tables to map DLCIs to IP addresses.
  • It uses RARP to find the IP address of the corresponding DLCI.

Explanation: Frame Relay maps are used to map the remote network address to the local DLCI.

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