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11-2 Internetwork Design Guide
Introduction
The topology shown in Figure 11-1 includes all of the Cisco routers that can be configured for ISDN.
In Figure 11-1, Router A and Router C are located in central offices and are equipped with multiple
ISDN interfaces for use by the remote sites (Router B and Router D) that dial in.
Figure 11-1 ISDN Network Topology
Remote Site Options
The remote site can be a Cisco 750, a LAN2LAN for ISDN card, an AccessPro PC card, a Cisco
1003/4, a Cisco 2503/4, or a Cisco 2516/7.
The Cisco 750 series (formerly Combinet) provides ISDN connectivity for telecommuters and
professionals who work at home that need IP and IPX routing or bridging functionality over ISDN.
The Cisco 751 supports up to four devices on the directly attached LAN. The Cisco 752 also supports
four devices and includes a built-in NT1. The Cisco 753 supports four devices, includes a built-in
NT1, and includes an analog interface that allows a standard analog telephone, fax machine, or
modem to share the ISDN BRI line with data traffic, reducing the overall cost of the telecommuting
solution. Unlike the other products described in this chapter, the Cisco 750 series routers do not run
the Cisco Internetwork Operating System (Cisco IOS) software, so the commands and configuration
examples in this chapter do not apply to the Cisco 750 series.
The LAN2LAN for ISDN card is suitable for telecommuters and professionals who work at home
that already have a PC. The card can be installed in the ISA or EISA slot of a PC chassis and is
available in single BRI (requires one slot) and four-port BRI (requires two slots) configurations. The
card comes with an Open Data-link Interface (ODI) workstation driver. LAN2LAN for ISDN
supports IP and IPX routing and bridging over ISDN connections, with special software features to
allow automatic dial-on-demand routing (DDR), bandwidth on demand, maintenance of virtual
host-client connections, and data compression. The LAN2LAN card is configured through a menu
interface, so the commands and configurations examples in this chapter do not apply to this card.
The AccessPro PC card is suitable for small remote offices that already have a PC. The card can be
installed in the ISA or EISA slot of a PC chassis and provides one ISDN BRI, two synchronous serial
ports, and either one Ethernet interface or one Token Ring interface. The AccessPro runs the Cisco
IOS software and does not rely on the PC for route processing—all routing functionality resides on
the card itself, so the AccessPro card does not affect the performance of other applications that may
Router C Router D
Router A Router B
Cisco 4000 series
with MBRI NPM
Cisco 7000 series
with MIP controller or
Cisco 4000 series
with PRI NPM
Cisco 750 series
Cisco 1003/4
Cisco 2503/4
Cisco 2516/7
LAN2LAN for ISDN card
AccessPro PC card
Central sites
Remote sites
S4438
Leased line
ISDN
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