Hi Folks,
We are currently reselling the Bitstream service supplied by our national
telco, using a Cisco 7206 with 12.2B.
We use ATM auto provisioning for customers connecting to our service, and
they then run PPPoE over that. For each VP, we need to create an entry
to limit the traffic on that VP to 1Mb per second (using the
atm pvp 66 1000
command).
There is a contention (or planning) ratio of 1:24 on this service - which
means when the 25th customer on this Virtual Path comes up we need to add
1MB to the traffic capacity. Is there any way to automatically make this
happen, or are we confined to simply manually entering a new atm pvp command?
(The reason for this is that if we transmit at a higher rate the telco's
ATM network will drop the cells).
T.
Thomas Bridge tbridge@netsource.ie
Network and Systems Architect Support phone: +353 1 4336070
Netsource 26 Upr Fitzwilliam St., Dublin 2
We are currently reselling the Bitstream service supplied by our national
telco, using a Cisco 7206 with 12.2B.
We use ATM auto provisioning for customers connecting to our service, and
they then run PPPoE over that. For each VP, we need to create an entry
to limit the traffic on that VP to 1Mb per second (using the
atm pvp 66 1000
command).
There is a contention (or planning) ratio of 1:24 on this service - which
means when the 25th customer on this Virtual Path comes up we need to add
1MB to the traffic capacity. Is there any way to automatically make this
happen, or are we confined to simply manually entering a new atm pvp command?
(The reason for this is that if we transmit at a higher rate the telco's
ATM network will drop the cells).
T.
Thomas Bridge tbridge@netsource.ie
Network and Systems Architect Support phone: +353 1 4336070
Netsource 26 Upr Fitzwilliam St., Dublin 2