When a router is connected to a Frame Relay WAN link using a serial DTE interface, how is the clock rate determined?

When a router is connected to a Frame Relay WAN link using a serial DTE interface, how is the clock rate determined? Correct Answer Supplied by the CSU\/DSU

Clocking on a serial interface is always provided by the CSU/DSU (DCE device). However, if you do not have a CSU/DSU in your non-production test environment, then you need to supply clocking with the clock rate command on the serial interface of the router with the DCE cable attached.

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