On 15 Feb 2000, George Robbins said something about:
> I don't know the characteristics of the "Industrial DSL", but in
> general a PA-A3 is a workable solution for getting started when
> you don't want to get a dedicated DSL router.
[..]
>
> We have serveral PA-A3's deployed for DSL - it's worked out reasonably
> well - DSL rollout can be really slow, especially if your providers
> are get getting into the CO's and it can take a long time before you
> hit the limitations...
Are you doing PPP over ATM or BVI (or other)?
I'm working out a strategy to do just this, starting out on a PA-A3 on a
7206VXR/300 with a migration path to a Redback SMS or Cisco 6xxx once
quanity demands it. It would be nice to be able to simply "unplug and
replug" into the SMS/6xxx when that time comes. The key is not wanting to
do tons CPE reconfiguration at the same time...
-jr
---- Josh Richards [JTR38/JR539-ARIN], Director of Engineering/Network Operations The FIX Network, Inc. - San Luis Obispo, CA - <URL:http://www.fix.net/>
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