Bonded T1 - T-1 - DS1
Bonding T1's – The Basics
Bonded T1's are two or more T1's that have been joined (bonded) together to increase bandwidth. A full T1 provides approximately 1.54Mbps or 24
individual channels which supports 64Kbit per second, where two bonded T1's provide 3Mbps or 46 channels. Two bonded T1's allow you to use the full bandwidth of 3Mbps where two individual
T1's can only use a maximum of 1.54Mbps at one time. You can have 2 t-1's and the router can load balance, or in other words, 1.54Mbps on the first T1 and 1.54Mbps on the second T1 or you
may require MLPPP bonding.
To be fully bonded and use the full 3 Mbps pipe, the T1's must terminate into the same router, AND, are assigned the same IP address. Since both T's have the same address, treated as one in
the same and increases bandwidth delivery. If assigned different IP's, you may require
MLPPP.
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MLPPP
Short for MultiLink PPP, an extension of the PPP that allows lines to be used in combination as a single transmission line, doubling throughput to 3Mbps as in the example above. MLPPP is
also referred to as MPPP, MLP and channel bundling.
Redundancy - Right for my Business?
As discussed above, your router can load balance and multi T1's can serve your location.
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Advantages - If a single carrier goes down, an alternative provider is using a different backbone and not completely dead in the water. Depending upon
configuration, you may experience a 50% bandwidth reduction temporally until restored.
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Disadvantages - IT Dept will have to manage and contact the appropriate carrier to trouble shoot. Increased billing / account management but adds a backup
layer.
Another option, depending upon your physical location, have a single provider drop trunks from different POP locations. If one circuit is experiencing delivery
issues from one POP, the other trunk may / may not. This is often cost effective in major metro markets, I refer to as NFL cities. Remote locations may see a significant cost increase due
to loop distance. Your first T1 may be less than 7 miles from one POP, and over 50 miles from another and billed accordingly.
Scalability
When your needs expand, additional T1's can be added. Cost effective growth. Forecasting may indicate a need for 4.5 Mbps in 12 - 18 months - why pay for bandwidth from day one that may be
under utilized initially? ISP Providers are an excellent example. As market share increases and word gets around, grow happens. To accommodate additional clients, increased bandwidth
follows. Larger blocks of static IP's are requested. Is a full class "c" included or will you get nicked and dimed with additional overhead fees each time you grow your business?
Configuring Cisco Express Forwarding - CEF
This is another option you can enable and configure to achieve bonded T1's. Please view this white paper, Cisco
CEF for detailed configuration info.
Bonded T1 States
T1 Alabama , T1 Arizona , T1 Arkansas , T1 California , T1
Colorado , T1 Connecticut , T1 Delaware , T1 Florida , T1 Georgia , T1
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, T1 Michigan , T1 Minnesota , T1 Mississippi , T1 Missouri , T1 Montana
, T1 Nebraska , T1 Nevada , T1 New Hampshire , T1 New Jersey , T1 New
Mexico , T1 New York , T1 North Carolina , T1 North Dakota , T1 Ohio , T1
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South Dakota , T1 Tennessee , T1 Texas , T1 Utah , T1 Vermont , T1
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