[nsp] ATM design issues (PVP/PVC redundancy/failover)
Paul Grehan
paulg at nt.com.au
Thu May 13 03:13:55 EDT 2004
Hi,
I'm looking into having a failover solution in place for a hardware failure
in the following scenario and was wondering if anyone had an opinion on how
best to address it.
I have PVP's (six) arriving on a single access that I need to terminate over
two 7206's
These terminations are distributed according to load, but I need to have a
recovery solution in place in the event of a hardware failure on either of
these 7206's.
The likelihood may be limited, but I'd like to see if I could use some sort
of PNNI soft PVC functionality, or if only a UNI solution is viable, a point
to multipoint solution that would allow a simple change over in event of
failure...
6 x PVP's 3 x PVP's to
each 7206
|-----------|
-------- | 7206 |
| | ----------------->|-----------|
-----> | LS1010 |
| | ----------------->|-----------|
-------- | 7206 |
|-----------|
I will happily split the PVP's into corresponding PVC's in the switch if
necessary...
Sorry if this is a very fundamental thing - I am also aware of the other
failure point being the LS1010, which I think would have much less chance of
failure...
TIA
Paul Grehan
More information about the cisco-nsp
mailing list