[c-nsp] T1 to VLAN

John Neiberger John.Neiberger at efirstbank.com
Wed Jun 1 13:33:43 EDT 2005


>>> Krzysztof Adamski <k at adamski.org> 6/1/05 11:16:59 AM >>>
>I'm looking for a solution that would take a bunch (at least 10) T1s
and
>convert them to Ethernet 802.1q tagged frames. They have to remain
>independed from each other, so it has to be a L2 solution.

I think a router would work for this. :)

Seriously, do you just need to terminate 10 T1s and bridge each T1 onto
its own VLAN? Buy some 2620XMs or perhaps something bigger, terminate
your T1s onto those routers, and then bridge the T1 connections to VLANs
configured on your FE interfaces. Connect all of your FE interfaces to
your L2 network via trunk connections and you're done.

I've never tried to bridge a T1 onto a subinterface, though. I wonder
if there's some complication that I haven't thought of.

Can you tell us more about what you're actually trying to accomplish?
Is there something else we need to know that you might be leaving out?

John
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