the IPX addresses of an interface.
IPX protocol. (You can either go to the neighbor routers' console port,
use the show protocol or show ipx interface command, or use the
CDP protocol to gather the protocol information, as sh cdp entry *.)
possible there is more than one link to a remote network. (The IPX
protocol, by default, only looks for one route to a remote network.
Once it finds a valid route, it will not consider looking for another
route, even if a second route exists.)
and Multiple Frame Types with IPX
to your interfaces. By default, Cisco routers run the 802.3 Ethernet frame
type. To add a second frame type (Ethernet supports four) to your Ethernet,
use the encapsulation command. However, you need to remember two
things: You must use a different network number for each frame type and
you cannot add Ethernet frame types to a serial link. Let's configure Router
2501A with a second frame type on the Ethernet LAN.
a different IPX network number and then use the encapsulation
command. Here is an example on Router 2501A: