05-09-2005 08:42 AM
running 4.6.2 with the following ethernet modules - g1K-4, E1000-2G and E100-12TG modules.
I'd like to splice an OC-12 circuit in the following manner:
STS-6C port-mapped to G1K-4 module. (easy can do)
STS-4 mapped to E1000-2G in single-card etherswitch. (don't know how)
STS-2 mapped to E100-12 in single-card etherswitch. (don't know how).
mapping with the default circuit sizes of STS-3C will result in a waste for E100 and will be inadequate for E1000 based on my application requirements.
thoughts, ideas, suggestions are welcome.
thx,
dayo
05-10-2005 08:04 AM
Dayo,
The E-Series ethernet card only supports the following circuit sizes:
STS-1, STS-3c, STS6c and STS12c
One option would be to put the E1000 and the E100 card in multicard mode. Build an STS-6C to the Ethergroup, and segment the bandwidth using VLANs. This would allow you to have an STS-6C (roughly 300 meg) between the E-Series cards that could be shared.
Aaron Reed
Cisco Optical TAC
05-10-2005 09:39 AM
I knew of that, but the two applications are required to be on completely different networks.
Can I create multiple STS-1 circuits?. Will the ONS automatically load-balance traffic between them?
thx,
dayo
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