[nsp] OC3 interfaces for 7xxx vs. other OC12 transport options

[Neil J. McRae]

I think you need to specific which 7XXX you 
are talking about. 76XX can handle CHOC12 and
CHOC3 and the bandwidth requirements and work with a variety 
of muxes, although we've had a couple of interesting issues
with E3s, we use it with Marconi, Nortel and Lucent at COLT, talk
to your telco.

Regards,
Neil.

> On Mon, Jul 12, 2004 at 11:21:40AM -0600, Mike Lewinski wrote:
> > <discussion about CH-OC3/CH-OC12 termination with 
> Qwest/FLM150's, and 
> > need  to split out circuits>
> > 
> > We are also considering an OC12 but I realize the 7xxx backplanes 
> > never had enough bandwidth to justify making an OC12 
> interface and so 
> > I'm looking at buying a 12xxx series in order to support it 
> directly. 
> > But I wonder also if anyone has advice on a standalone device to 
> > (relatively
> > cheaply) terminate an OC12 and mux out OC3s to the aforementioned 
> > Ciscos 7xxxs...