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=Mixing BT and BE lines= |
=Mixing BT and BE lines= |
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AAISP BT lines and BE lines can be used for bonding, and gives even great resilience in the case of a fault in BT or a fault in BE. - as of October 2010, BE lines need to run on a reduced MTU of 1492 - and bonding will need all lines to use this reduced MTU. This is an tickbox option on the control pages though |
AAISP BT lines and BE lines can be used for bonding, and gives even great resilience in the case of a fault in BT or a fault in BE. - as of October 2010, BE lines need to run on a reduced MTU of 1492 - and bonding will need all lines to use this reduced MTU. This is an tickbox option on the control pages though |
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=Bonding FTTC Circuits= |
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FTTC lines can be bonded in exactly the same way - although we do sometimes see congestion on the BT network, we have set up 2 FTTC lines and bonded them with a FireBrick 2700, giving the full throughput - 40Mb/s down and 16Mb/s up. |
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