Getting the most out of your hardware

I have run into issues with our router - Cisco 4700 - when I setup separate
subinterfaces for each customer:

Example

interface Serial0.24 multipoint
  frame-relay map bridge 24 broadcast IETF
  bridge-group 4
!
interface Serial0.25 multipoint
  frame-relay map bridge 25 broadcast IETF
  bridge-group 5
!
interface Serial0.29 multipoint
  frame-relay map bridge 29 broadcast IETF
  bridge-group 6

versus using one subinterface and "stacking each customer on the interface":

Example

interface Serial0.100 multipoint
  frame-relay map bridge 76 broadcast IETF
  frame-relay map bridge 20 broadcast IETF
  frame-relay map bridge 23 broadcast IETF

The latter config leaves the router happier but customers seem to complain
about outages, possibly from oversubscription.

Anyone run into the same issues?

Thanks,

Chris Jara
Transbay Wireless / UC Telecommunications
510-649-6087
crjara@transbay.net

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Received on Wed Jun 5 20:42:50 2002