Well, that depends on where the original poster (OP) is. I've deleted
most of the thread, but I don't recall the OP saying they were in the US.
There are other places in the world, and many (most?) of them don't use
T1.
>From the main provider in Australia, frame relay is available at up to 2
Mbps on an X.21 interface (among others), and at up to 44 Mbps on HSSI. So
8 Mbps on a single link is not an issue - we have a couple of 8 Mbps frame
relay services, in fact.
However, I agree that more information is needed - the OP should talk to
their provider and find out what physical interface is required, before
committing to a particular router.
JMcL
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Subject: Re: cisco 26xxx to run 8mbps [7:32628]
Hi there,
When you say 8Mbps, what kind of service are you referring to?
Frame Relay relies on T1, so the max you will get is 1.5Mbps. Are you
looking for a solution with, say, 6 T1s to provide you with the 8Mbps you
need?
Or, are you looking for a solution that will allow you to do 8Mbps over
Frame Relay over a single link? I might be putting my foot in my mouth,
but
I don't think such a service exists. That's what ATM is for.
A 2600 would likely be running out of breath with 6 T1s, even
fast-switched.
Look at a 3640 for your needs.
Paul
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> hi all
>
> thanks for all the comments and tips given by some of
> you guys . It seems like a 26xxx cannot cater for
> 8mbps traffic . If this is so what is the min cisco
> router that supports 8mbps and what interface this
> router will need?
>
>
> thanks
>
> suaveguru
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