11-21-2003 07:44 AM - edited 03-02-2019 11:54 AM
A customer is looking for moving his T1s into a DS3. Currently he has 4 T1s for data and 2 T1s for voice. They are planning to remove all T1s and move on to a single DS3 pipe. Some channels for data and some channels for voice. Anybody who has implemented something like this, please throw in your experiences.
FYI, the router being used would be a 3640 with a NM-1A-T3 module. Also this is an IP Telephony environment. So the 3640 will be a gateway for IP Phones to make calls to PSTN.
Any information is appreciated.
12-01-2003 03:25 PM
Ive seen this topology before (same routers). Its pretty straigh forward, just make sure you have LLQ configured for your voice traffic.
Not sure if that is a full T3 or fractional, but if you plan on going over 25mb or so, you should consider using a 37xx instead.
12-01-2003 05:17 PM
Dustin,
Note that the voice traffic is not VoIP, but traditional PSTN calls.
Also see this post
Also I opened a case with Cisco, and TAC also confirmed that its not possible to use the NM-1A-T3 card for terminating voice calls from PSTN. Also unlike the NM-HDV module, the NM-1A-T3 cannot take DSP chips.(farms)
Any suggestions ?
12-05-2003 11:08 AM
Yea, the TAC is right. I beleive the AS5400 will be able to do this, it has a T3 card and DSP's for voice.
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