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Just my food for thought. The PPP multilink from my understanding is
for Point-to-Point leased lines and not for packet/cell type
services. I would recommend doing equal cost routing across this
network using OSPF.
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Douglas M. Todd, Jr.
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From: Fillet Platoon [mailto:fplatoon@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 2:48 AM
To: cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net
Subject: ppp multilink
Hi,
I need your expertise guys in this scenario.
Cisco 3640 Router <--- ATM Cloud ---> Cisco 7507
Connection : On my 3640 i have 4 Serial interface
using frame-relay encapsulation that has all PVC
connection to the Cisco 7507. In the Cisco 7507 i have
STM1 connection using aal5snap encapsulation going to
the ATM cloud via ATM Port Adapter module. I created
point-to-point sub-interface in the atm interface of
the 7507 for each PVC connection from 3640.
My goal is to load balance all my traffic from 7507
to 3640 and 3640 to 7507.
Is the ppp multilink setup is possible in this
scenario?
What is the ideal solution to load balance this setup
other than procuring another equipment?
thanks,
fplatoon
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