A 7206 or 7204 would be adequate for a pair of channelized DS-3s. You could put six PA-MC-8T1s in a 7206 and do 48 T1s, which may or may not be enough. Personally, the cabling required for that would just make me go to DS-3 and a mux.
We went from 7507 to 7206s, then moved to 7513 when we had a 7206 puke on us. I'm not sure where the limitation lies on a 7500 when it comes to using channelized DS-3s, but certainly it seems to be scaling nicely so far. Paul Stewart wrote: > Thanks Matt & Pete for the answers.... > > Another question would then become what device(s) are recommended for T1 > aggregation? I'm looking through Cisco's website and was hoping even on a > smaller router we could for 4 or 8 T1's and just use smaller routers in > general ... we *really* want intregrated CSU/DSU .... > > Price is an issue of course too... just wondering what others are using > besides 7513's for this application? ;) _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
