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Recent content by RMCS
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Point-to-Point T1 Speed Issue
Thanks for all of the help. I have reconfigured the T1 for routing instead of bridging. However, I am still having some speed issues: Internet access seems to be much faster, but now people are complaining that their print jobs (that travel over the T1) take a lot longer than they did before... -
Point-to-Point T1 Speed Issue
In response to robertjo24: The Adtran device is a T1 mux, so no voice traffic is on the network (no IP phones!). I will definately breakup the two locations into two separate broadcast domains. The normal daytime traffic is periodic file transfer to multiple servers and heavy Terminal Server... -
Point-to-Point T1 Speed Issue
Here is what I get when I "show interface s0": Serial0 is up, line protocol is up Hardware is HD64570 Description: College to Mulberry Serial Interface MTU 1500 bytes, BW 1544 Kbit, DLY 20000 usec, rely 255/255, load 1/255 Encapsulation HDLC, loopback not set, keepalive set (10 sec)... -
Point-to-Point T1 Speed Issue
Thanks for all of your input! My thought was the same as BuckWeet: that broadcasts are eating away at the bandwidth. My thought was to create a routed connection and put the two sites on different subnets. I can get into both 2500 routers and there is NO QoS being performed, nor are their... -
Point-to-Point T1 Speed Issue
I am an IT consultant with limited Cisco knowledge. I have a client who has an existing P2P T1 that seems to be really slooow! Can anyone give me some guidance on how to troubleshoot the issue? Basically the config is: Site #1 (192.168.0.x) | | Cisco 2500 Series (IOS 12.0(27)) | | (Serial... -
Cisco 2610 configuration for Point-to-Point T1
Thanks for all the response! In answer to plshlpme: I tried making the default route on router B to be router A and that didn't help any. In answer to ADB100: The device at 192.168.0.1 is a firewall, just a simple Linksys device right now, soon to be replaced with something more robust. I... -
Cisco 2610 configuration for Point-to-Point T1
Here is a diagram of my network: I have 3 offices with a Cisco 2610 at each location. The main site has 2 T1 WIC cards, the other satellite offices only have 1 T1 WIC card. Only the main site (Site A) has an Internet connection; Site B & C need Internet access through Site A. Network Subnets...
