Yeah, I wonder how do you know that your access server is dropping the connections and its not related to your telco. I think cisco would have made a few tests on this equipment before putting it to market. Do you think they just made this product and put for sale without testing?
The modem boards on cisco access servers have onboard hardware DSP's and I don't see any reason why high load would make your users drop out. Since the modems are independent from the system itself. But of course slow data transfer is possible if the cisco access server is busy, for example if you enable compression on ISDN lines and 60 ISDN people are connected. Then its not good for the CPU unless you have an compression hardware onboard. By the way I have an AS5300 also and I never had any problem so far. Evren By the way On Wed, 1 Jan 2003, Gene Parks wrote: > We run Cisco AS5300's here and have never had a problem. > > Gene Parks > VIP Direct > Atlanta > - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
