07-03-2007 07:12 AM - edited 03-03-2019 05:42 PM
I have a customer who wants to install a remote office, using a 2800 series router. They want to install 3 MPLS T1s back to the main site, but want to make sure we "bond" them together into a single pipe instead of individual T1s. Is that possible?
Also, the customer is not running VoIP over the connection, at least not yet. Since it is possible in the future, I'd thought about installing the VWIC2-MFT cards now to use them. If I install 2 dual port cards, can I bond three of the T1s together?
07-05-2007 05:16 PM
Find out what encapsulation protocol are they planning to use, if you go with PPP, you can use MLPPP. If you decide to go with Frame-Relay, you can use MFR or MLPPPoFR.
07-05-2007 07:00 PM
Sure.
As was already mentioned you bond them with either MLPPP or MFR.
You would not use VWICs. Those cards are designed primarily to be use as voice gateway cards connecting to either CAS T1s or PRIs.
VoIP calls would be just more data packets and don't require any special WAN interfaces, although QoS policies need to be created.
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