Connectivity IBM 2210 router with Cisco

Customer have existing IBM 2210 routers, and they just bought Cisco router for their expanded network. So they need to integrate Cisco router with their old IBM routers by connecting SDLC-to-SDLC between 3746 and 3174.
The diagram is like follow:
3174 -sdlc- IBM2210 --ethernet-- Cisco -sdlc- 3746
Is this connection possible? Can be done by using DLSw or other way?
Since I've never handled IBM router before.
Thanks a lot,
Chris

Providing the IBM router can handle DLSW to SDLC, then it should work with DLSW. The Cisco router does convert from SDLC to DLSW, although this is not part of the DLSW standard, but it is transparant to the other end what media the end device is on.

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