[c-nsp] Cheap STM-1 router

[Adam Armstrong]

What about 7200s? They're a bit big, but you can pick them up relatively 
inexpensively these days (NPE300/225 should do you)

If you want something smaller, i'd almost always go for a 7301 over a 38xx.

adam.
> Hi.
>
> I'm trying to convince a friend not to use SDH-to-Ethernet mux and
> instead go for a router-based solution, but I've only found ATM
> network modules to go with 3xxx series routers.
>
> What would the cheapest(new, used, refurbished, all of above) Cisco
> gear that could:
> 1) On the remote sites, have STM-1 SDH connection; no sub-channeling,
> just a single IP interface with all the STM-1 capacity.
> 2) On the central site, have STM-16 SDH connection; some channeling is
> required, so each remote STM-1 is a sub-interface.
>
>
> Tks,
> Rubens
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