Solved: MLPPP for 2514?

bbuhlman · ‎12-11-2009

Think back...2514 with two serial ports, can I bind two DS1's together with MLPPP on this old platform? I have found references for multi-chassis multi-link but I'm not sure its the same thing.

Thanks,

Bill

tprendergast · ‎12-11-2009

I don't believe so. MLPPP was introduced in 12.2.8T for most routers (while it was released in 12.0S for the 7xxx series). The 2514 doesn't support anything in the T train.

You can see the specifics in http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_2t/12_2t15/feature/guide/mplsdmlp.html

Rate if that helps. Thanks!

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tprendergast · ‎12-11-2009

I don't believe so. MLPPP was introduced in 12.2.8T for most routers (while it was released in 12.0S for the 7xxx series). The 2514 doesn't support anything in the T train.

You can see the specifics in http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_2t/12_2t15/feature/guide/mplsdmlp.html

Rate if that helps. Thanks!

bbuhlman · ‎12-11-2009

Software advisor reports 12.0(17) has MLPPP for 2514 but I can't download it. Checking with 12.1(5T)

bbuhlman · ‎12-11-2009

I give up...I would have to upgrade DRAM and Flash even if I did find an IOS that I could download. its looks like its supported (from software advisor anyway)

bbuhlman · ‎12-11-2009

Your link references MLPPP for MPLS, not the same thing. MLPPP was introduced much earlier.

Bill

Ronit Bhattacharjee · ‎12-12-2009

If you have the router with you, why can't you just use a "interface multilink 1" and see if it creates the interface? You'll get your a

nswer in a few seconds and it won't even affect your production traffic.

bbuhlman · ‎12-14-2009

Thats the thing, I don't have the router with me and don't have access to it. I am trying to do a bit of research before hand. Your answer is right on though, I will try to add an mlppp interface first thing. Can't expect much performance but hey...

Bill