If you feel disgusted to the point of rage when you hear the sound of chewing, swallowing, breathing, throat-clearing and other common âpeopleâ noises, youâre not alone. Youâre also not crazy. Misophonia is a sound sensitivity disorder, which makes certain noises intolerable to the sufferer.
Inverse ARP. Then, you have inverse ARP (called InARP). Now, Happy Router member tuongdq posted some great information on how inverse ARP is used with Frame-Relay. This information is âspot onâ. He is correct that inverse ARP can be used with frame relay. Inverse ARP can also be used with ATM. InARP is used to find the Layer 3 address from a Layer 2 address (the DLCI in frame relay). With frame, when using. inverse ARP, you know the DLCI of the remote router but you donât know its IP address. Inverse ARP sends a request to obtain that IP address and map it to the Layer 2 frame-relay DLCI. However, it is always recommended to disable & not use inverse ARP because your frame end points could get different IPâs if the network were to be âbouncedâ.
As you can see, both of them perform pretty much the same thing, but Ethernet ARP Request knows the Layer 3 Address, and requests the Layer 2 Address (MAC), on the other hand Frame Relay Inverse ARP knows the Layer 2 Address (DLCI) and request the Layer 3 Address (Next-Hop IP Address).