[c-nsp] Ethernet over T1 solution

[Phil Bedard]

I had good luck with Anda dacs equipment some time ago.  I think you  
could strike a deal with RAD or Anda if you were to use their gear for  
both the aggregator and CPE equipment.   Turin still sells the old  
Whiterock TDM->GigE box as the Traversedge 1200.   It uses MLPPP to  
bond T1s so you'd need a T1->Ethernet box that supports MLPPP or a  
router with a bunch of T1 interfaces on the CPE end.

Phil


On Nov 8, 2007, at 9:55 PM, Justin Shore wrote:

> Does anyone have any suggestions for a scalable and inexpensive  
> Ethernet
> over T1 solution?  By scalable I mean able to bond multiple T1s as  
> well
> as some sort of solution on the CO-end for either mapping individual
> bonded connections into a VLAN or something.  I expect to start  
> rolling
> out many more T1s in the near future to replace slow and less reliable
> DSL and cable connections.  Currently we have so few business T1s  
> that I
> can terminate them individually but I expect a lot more in the future.
> I would also like to be able to offer our customers an option other  
> than
> buying or leasing a router with a T1 interface.
>
> Allied
> Anda
> Zhone
> RAD
>
> Any other recommended options?  I see a number of options that  
> involve a
> device on either end of a TDM link but I have yet to find one where  
> the
> CO-end is scalable to cover multiple CPEs.
>
> Thanks
>  Justin
>
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