2811 T1 Capacity?

[camercad]

Hi
I have a Cisco 2811 router that connects back into my 7200VXR using 4 T1's aggregated into multilink interfaces. My question is this: i want to expand the bandwidth capactiy between sites and need to know how many t1's the 2811 can accomodate for data and what cards would I need to accomplish this? Currently I run 4 WIC-1DSU-T1-V2 cards...I would like to add an additional 2 T1's to the router. What would be my best course of action?

Thanks

 

[unclerico]

Well, if you add in your two new T1's you're going to be at your limit. You should be able to use this WIC:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/modules/ps5949/product_data_sheet0900aecd80710c77.html

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[brianinms]

I would ditch the T1's and get a channelized DS3 or metroE.

 

[camercad]

I would love to but this is for rural oklahoma. T1's are the best they can get without AT&T having to do a costly upgrade.

 

[JudeBryant]

Camercad,
Where in rural Oklahoma are you.

 

[camercad]

I live in about 20 miles North East of Tulsa and most of my customers are between Tulsa and Siloam Springs.

 

[JudeBryant]

Ok well I am a network engineer for Pioneer Telephone and we could provide protected ethernet services, however we are western Oklahoma.

Sorry I coulnt help

Anyway when using multilink with 3 t1 wics you should have all the bandwidth available to you. We provide similar services with similiar equipment

Regards