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d_alva · 09-17-2020

Equipment in use:Cisco 1861 router – located at remote siteCisco 3750 switch – located at headquarter site Background:We have some experience with vlans, routing, switches etc.Prior to this new setup we were using the 1861 with T1 serial cards and li...

d_alva · 10-02-2020

Solution was to not use any Vlans. Instead just replace the T1 link with a Router link from port F0/0 on the 1861 to a router port on the main switch. Each site uses a unique IP on the F0/0 port but links to the common router port on the main switc...

d_alva · 09-21-2020

Here is a simple topo showing before and after. Not sure if this gives the information you were looking for.

d_alva · 09-18-2020

We have confirmed it is an AT&T Switched Ethernet (ASE) Level 2 circuit.

d_alva · 09-17-2020

About a dozen sites eventually. Only 1 cable delivered at main site.The old setup was T1 from sites to one T3 at main site. We are slowly moving away from that. I am going to double check with AT&T to confirm it is a Level 2 service.

d_alva · 09-17-2020

If Layer 3 does allow a one to many deployment then I will need to confirm with AT&T which it is.

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