>From: "Danko Jevtovic" <danko at sezampro.yu>
>
>I am exploring options to use MAX4060/4*E1 not only for dial-in but also for
>POP to CO connectivity.
>
>Currently I am using them for 2*PRI dial-in (full 60 channel load). Will it
>be able to handle additional load for nailed circuit (either E1 or serial)?

Should be fine. There's only one way to find out...

>I tried to establish direct crossover cable E1 to E1 connection but without
>success. I have found document on esight.com explaining T1-T1 connection but
>I was not able to do same thing with E1. What Signaling mode, Switch type
>and Framing mode should I use. Are there any special considerations for
>Connections and Answer profile.

First, the E1 layer. Are you seeing the E1 come up at all? We use T1, 
and I'm not sure of the specific differences (other than speed), but 
to cross one over just set up with the same signalling on each side 
and set one to Clock Source=Yes and the other to No.

The actual Signalling, Switch, and Framing you use over the final, 
production E1 will be determined by the telco, but for your crossover 
test just make sure that both sides match.

Second, the encapsulation layer. You can use PPP or Frame Relay, 
whichever you feel comfortable with. PPP is a bit simpler to set up. 
Just set both sides to nailed, no authentication. You probably won't 
have huge amounts of traffic with only two E1 for dialup, so don't 
use compression. That'll help the processor keep up, and compression 
likely wouldn't help with a 2mbps link anyway.

If you use Frame Relay, one side will be DTE, the other DCE, with 
everything else the same on each end.

>My other plan is to use frame relay on synchronous serial port with V35. Can
>it be done and are then any compatibility or performance issues?

I've never used the v.35 port.

HTH.
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Peter Lalor           Infoasis
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