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That link was exactly what I was looking for. &nbsp;Thank you!
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That link was exactly what I was looking for.  Thank you!

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I am working with a Cisco 2811 router that currently has a WIC-T1-DSU-V2 modules installed in it. &nbsp;It is connected to a MPLS circuit with BGP on it.<br />
The plan is to install a second T1 WIC module to handle another MPLS from a different provider. &nbsp;This second provider is also going to be using BGP.<br />
Is this possible? &nbsp;Can a single router handle two circuits and two BGP setups? &nbsp;BGP is not one of my strongest skills, so please use an &quot;answering a newbie&quot; approach in your reply. &nbsp;For configuring the WIC, IP addresses, etc., I am okay with configuring them. (former Cisco CCNA holder)<br />
Thank you!<br />

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I am working with a Cisco 2811 router that currently has a WIC-T1-DSU-V2 modules installed in it.  It is connected to a MPLS circuit with BGP on it.
The plan is to install a second T1 WIC module to handle another MPLS from a different provider.  This second provider is also going to be using BGP.
Is this possible?  Can a single router handle two circuits and two BGP setups?  BGP is not one of my strongest skills, so please use an "answering a newbie" approach in your reply.  For configuring the WIC, IP addresses, etc., I am okay with configuring them. (former Cisco CCNA holder)
Thank you!


Cisco 2811 router handling two MPLS circuits with BGP

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