[j-nsp] Cisco -- Juniper
K.K. Verma
kkverma at juniper.net
Thu Jul 1 21:47:21 EDT 2004
Hi Usman,
If you are copying the running config of Cisco for Juniper E1 interface,
please make sure which PIC you are going to use in Juniper side:
4xE1 or 10xCE1 or 10xCHE1 (IQ PIC)
For both 4xE1 and 10xCE1 PICs : timeslots range of Cisco's 1-31 is
equivalent to default E1 of Juniper. No need to configure time-slots.
If you want, can configure it for 2-32.
For 10xCHE1 IQ PIC, you need to make E1 partitions.See Juniper Documents
for details.
For Juniper E1 PICs, time-slots range is 1-32, where time-slots 1 is
reserved for framing byte.
For the current config of Cisco, duplicate config on Juniper's E1 should be:
interfaces {
e1-1/0/0 {
unit 0 {
family inet {
address 172.16.2.253/24;
}
}
}
You may configure other parameters, but not needed, because:
Default encapsulation is: PPP
Default time-slots : 2-32
Default Framing : g704
Default MTU : 1504
Cisco is also configured to work with PPP encapsualtions, g704 framing
and time-slots 1-31, which is full framed E1.
Thanks,
KK Verma
nicolas.fevrier at free.fr wrote:
> Selon Usman Tahir <ukhant at apollo.com.pk>:
>
> Hey Usman,
>
>
>>PS: in some of the access sites certain timeslots are not utilised meaning
>>in some sites only 2 timeslots are used, I`ll appreciate the help.
>>controller E1 1/0
>>channel-group 1 timeslots 1-31
>
>
> AFAIK, there is a "trick" here since Juniper use a different
> range for the slot numbering (1-32) than Cisco does (0-31).
>
> e1-0/0/0 {
> mtu 4470;
> clocking external;
> encapsulation cisco-hdlc;
> e1-options {
> timeslots 2-3; <--- to connect to slot 1-2 on your cisco.
> framing g704-no-crc4;
> }
> unit 0 {
> family inet {
> address x.x.x.x/y;
> }
>
> Rest of the config is quite straightforward.
>
> HTH,
>
> Nicolas.
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