RE: E1 Terms [7:30645]

[Barrios, Gabriel]

So far my memory  goes...i remember this :


a)  Multichannel E1 & Normal E1
A:A sum  of differents  speeds to have the total  you are paying for.  It is
similiar  to the Letter B.

b)  Fractional E1  & Channelized E1
B:With the  30 channels.  You have a portion of the 30 channels  this  means
that you have 256Kbps  or  a ?fraction? of the 2 MB. it all depends  on how
much you want to spend.

c)  Clear Channel & unchannelized E1
C:Clear channel=  without compression .Without  channels in it.
All BW available.
 
Line  CHSpeed

E1  30  2.048
E2  120 8.448
E3  480 34.368
E4  1.920   139.264

T1  24  1.544
T2  96  6.312
T3  672 44.736
T4  4.032   274.176 

i expect this may help a little...:-)

Regards,
Gabriel

Gabriel Barrios
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-Original Message-
From: amarjeet singh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 1:25 AM
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Subject: RE: E1 Terms [7:30645]


Dear group,
 I am confused for some of the terms related to E1 lines. Can some
one tell me the differences between these  terms.

a)  Multichannel E1 & Normal E1
b)  Fractional E1  & Channelized E1
c)  Clear Channel & unchannelized E1



Thanx in advance

Amar




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RE: NAT syntax under subinterface. [7:30672]

[Barrios, Gabriel]

this  is the small document  that may help  you a lot
regards,


Gabriel Barrios
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-Original Message-
From: Larry Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 10:30 AM
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Subject: NAT syntax under subinterface. [7:30672]


If you have a serial0.1 interface and are using this for ip nat outside, 
what is the correct syntax in defining your PAT or pool of addresses?

1. ip nat inside source list 1 interface serial0.1 overload

2. ip nat inside source list 1 interface serial0:1 overload ?

Or does it not matter at all?

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