Hello,
I'm trying to determine if there is a way to cut some equipment and
complexity out of my network.
I have T1 loops connecting to an aggregation device, which packages
these up into satop frames for transport across my network. On the
receiving end, another device demuxes satop, then creates a channelized
ds3 with the aggregated loops. This channelized ds3 then connects to a
cisco router, which then provides PPP over individual serial interfaces
represented by the chan-ds3. The application here is strictly internet
access and I don't see any need for the clocking or other features of
't1' - it's just being used to transport PPP frames. It seems to me
that it should be possible to not have the demux/remux/ds3 part of this.
I am wondering if there is any built in cisco functionality for directly
terminating an SAToP stream into a 'circuit' that then has PPP?
Mike-
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