Re: OT: Max channels T1/E1 in Multilink

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Date: Mon Feb 04 2002 - 14:07:30 GMT-3

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Usually there is a channel-group (channelized controller) or
service-module t1 timeslots (fractional - subrate) command for this
application. It's different than ppp multi - it bonds the DS0 channels
together to create a single logical interface at the physical layer
(instead of L2). If you have multiple interfaces created in this
manner, then they can be ppp multi-ed.

HTH,
Jimmy Dotson
CCIE #7932

David wrote:
>
> Guys
>
> Wondering what is the Max channels you can Multilink
> as part of a T1/E1. e.g. can you PPP multilink all 24
> /30 channels?
>

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