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I am trying to learn as much about T1s as possible. From what I have learned so far, I believe there are two types, a "regular" T1, and then a PRI, or Channelized T1. Is this correct?
I have an old router that is in production, and has been working fine to the best of my knowledge, for a while. It was sent to me from corporate, and I am trying to document it as best I can. I went in and discovered some oddities with it, and was ...
It depends on your preference. To hard-set both interfaces to trunk, you would simply need to add "switchport mode trunk" to both;then just make sure the encapsulation matches on both "switchport trunk encapsulation "I use dot1q since it is a standa...
Sure, you can do that easily, and several ways.1. Just put the last remaining port on the 3560 in VLAN 6, in access mode, and plug the spare 3550 in to that port. The 3550 unconfigured will be entirely in VLAN 6.2. Trunk the last port in the 3560 t...
That explains a lot, Mohammed, thank you so much. So, in a NON-ISDN, channelized T1, all 24 slots are the same, there is no B/D channels except in ISDN PRI? Is that correct?
Ok thank you, then I understood you (both.) Mohammed, what would it take to correctly configure multilink on the interface(s)? See above where I posted what I thought it would take...
