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I have two Frame relay Lines at Site A into a 2621XM router. &nbsp;Site B has the other end of these going thru a Frame to ATM handoff from the telco to a DS3 ATM circuit. &nbsp;I know how to bundle T1 loops and Frame relays lines but not in this Frame to ATM conversion. &nbsp;Any ideas on how to proceed to bond these as one 2.xMB circuit?<br />

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I have two Frame relay Lines at Site A into a 2621XM router.  Site B has the other end of these going thru a Frame to ATM handoff from the telco to a DS3 ATM circuit.  I know how to bundle T1 loops and Frame relays lines but not in this Frame to ATM conversion.  Any ideas on how to proceed to bond these as one 2.xMB circuit?

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