[c-nsp] Redback SMS 1800 replacement

Roman Sokolov rps at cheater.ru
Wed Jan 18 09:39:57 EST 2006


Hello Matthew,

You can also take a look at RadBack SE400 that will fill all your needs.

Wednesday, January 18, 2006, 6:40:32 AM, you wrote:

MC> Hello,

MC>   I have a Redback SMS 1800 handling a DS-3 ATM circuit running PPPoE  
MC> & Bridged Ethernet DSL customer,  Approx 50 PVCs,  1k users,   
MC> 20mbps.   What  cisco box would you recommend I get to replace  
MC> this?    Ideally I would like power & process redundancy and the  
MC> ability to grow to OC-3 ATM in the future.   Optionally it would be  
MC> nice if I could also terminate a couple GigE interfaces with customer  
MC> facing 'Metro Ethernet' from some of my IP DSLAMS,  couple hundred VLANs

MC> I'm thinking a 7301 with broadband licensing would work pretty well  
MC> but I don't have any experience running PPPoE on Cisco gear.

MC> Also, the Redback has 10 or so 'contexts' which are like VRFs and  
MC> customers are placed into an appropriate context by their @domain and  
MC> with RADIUS attributes (Redback-Context =  Internet) for example.


MC> Thanks
MC> --
MC> Matthew S. Crocker
MC> Vice President
MC> Crocker Communications, Inc.
MC> Internet Division
MC> PO BOX 710
MC> Greenfield, MA 01302-0710
MC> http://www.crocker.com

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 Roman
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