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‎03-24-2016 04:36 PM

using netvanta 3200 for bonded T1 support to the internet

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I have some netvanta 3200's that I would like to configure to support a bonded T1 (two T1's).  I haven't done bonded T1 for more than 10 years (forgot).  can you point me to some documentation how to implement a bonded T1 (this will be to ATT as the carrier).  They want to sell me a Cisco router (no interest).  Please let me know what pitfalls I should look for.

thanks in advance

Larry

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jayh
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‎04-07-2016 10:24 PM

Re: using netvanta 3200 for bonded T1 support to the internet

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Pretty much like this: Re: Bonding multiple T1 in Adtran 3305 with additional NIM

The document isn't 100% clear, you'll want a cross-connect from each of the T1 interfaces to the ppp interface (document just lists one).

This assumes that AT&T is using PPP as the protocol. If frame-relay, it's similar but with a freme-relay interface and a few added commands for LMI-type and DLCI.

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jayh
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‎04-07-2016 10:24 PM

Re: using netvanta 3200 for bonded T1 support to the internet

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Pretty much like this: Re: Bonding multiple T1 in Adtran 3305 with additional NIM

The document isn't 100% clear, you'll want a cross-connect from each of the T1 interfaces to the ppp interface (document just lists one).

This assumes that AT&T is using PPP as the protocol. If frame-relay, it's similar but with a freme-relay interface and a few added commands for LMI-type and DLCI.

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