Setting up DS-3 and 2 4xT1
My apologies if some may find this a little off-topic. However, here is my issue. I need a router, which can take 2 4xT1's and a DS-3, while handing a Gbit for internal use. Now to complicate the entire situation, this needs to go into a 3 bedroom apartment, so I need to keep the power bills down if I can :) What would everyone recommend? Off-List replies are fine, I will summarize at the end. Thanks, Joshua Brady
Juniper makes a cute little box which was code-named Pepsi Lite. Don't know the productized name for it, but, should be easy to find. Should handle what you're looking for just fine. Also a used M5 on Ebay would do the trick. Owen --On Thursday, December 2, 2004 2:50 AM -0500 Joshua Brady <somitho@gmail.com> wrote:
My apologies if some may find this a little off-topic.
However, here is my issue. I need a router, which can take 2 4xT1's and a DS-3, while handing a Gbit for internal use. Now to complicate the entire situation, this needs to go into a 3 bedroom apartment, so I need to keep the power bills down if I can :)
What would everyone recommend? Off-List replies are fine, I will summarize at the end.
Thanks, Joshua Brady
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7206VXR with appropriate PAM's Scott C. McGrath On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Joshua Brady wrote:
My apologies if some may find this a little off-topic.
However, here is my issue. I need a router, which can take 2 4xT1's and a DS-3, while handing a Gbit for internal use. Now to complicate the entire situation, this needs to go into a 3 bedroom apartment, so I need to keep the power bills down if I can :)
What would everyone recommend? Off-List replies are fine, I will summarize at the end.
Thanks, Joshua Brady
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On Thu, Dec 02, 2004 at 02:50:47AM -0500, somitho@gmail.com said:
My apologies if some may find this a little off-topic.
However, here is my issue. I need a router, which can take 2 4xT1's and a DS-3, while handing a Gbit for internal use. Now to complicate the entire situation, this needs to go into a 3 bedroom apartment, so I need to keep the power bills down if I can :)
What would everyone recommend? Off-List replies are fine, I will summarize at the end.
x86 PC with a gig-E, DS-3 and however many DS-1 PCI cards you need. Sangoma[0] and SBE Inc.[1] both sell these (*BSD/Linux compatibility was a big selling point for me). You can even get a Soekris box with one of the Sangoma T1 cards pre-installed for you. [0] http://www.sangoma.com/ [1] http://www.sbei.com/ -- Scott Francis | darkuncle(at)darkuncle(dot)net | 0x5537F527 Less and less is done until non-action is achieved when nothing is done, nothing is left undone. -- the Tao of Sysadmin
Scott Francis wrote:
On Thu, Dec 02, 2004 at 02:50:47AM -0500, somitho@gmail.com said:
My apologies if some may find this a little off-topic.
However, here is my issue. I need a router, which can take 2 4xT1's and a DS-3, while handing a Gbit for internal use. Now to complicate the entire situation, this needs to go into a 3 bedroom apartment, so I need to keep the power bills down if I can :)
What would everyone recommend? Off-List replies are fine, I will summarize at the end.
x86 PC with a gig-E, DS-3 and however many DS-1 PCI cards you need. Sangoma[0] and SBE Inc.[1] both sell these (*BSD/Linux compatibility was a big selling point for me). You can even get a Soekris box with one of the Sangoma T1 cards pre-installed for you.
Imagestream (www.imagestream.com)routers may work for you as well. They are essentially x86 based and probably support a high number of T-1 cards. Electricity consumption is probably better with a lower power/lower heat PC motherboard than an off-the-shelf solution -- that'd be my guess. Deepak
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Bruce Pinsky
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Deepak Jain
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Joshua Brady
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Owen DeLong
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Scott Francis
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Scott McGrath