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What hardware are you using?<br />
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I've done this many times on Cisco routers with the old DSU WICs.<br />
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Basically, going to a full T1 greatly simplifies everything. &nbsp;Double-check with your telco what settings to use, but it is probably as simple as:<br />
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!<br />
interface Serial0/0<br />
&nbsp;ip address w.x.y.z 255.255.255.q <br />
&nbsp;encapsulation ppp<br />
!
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What hardware are you using?

I've done this many times on Cisco routers with the old DSU WICs.

Basically, going to a full T1 greatly simplifies everything.  Double-check with your telco what settings to use, but it is probably as simple as:

!
interface Serial0/0
 ip address w.x.y.z 255.255.255.q
 encapsulation ppp
!

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They use frame relay at the site. I was thinking all we had to do was open the timeslots and change the bandwidth on interface and sub interface for routing calculations, but then i saw a class-map with cir, bc, be, and wasnt too sure about the classmap
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They use frame relay at the site. I was thinking all we had to do was open the timeslots and change the bandwidth on interface and sub interface for routing calculations, but then i saw a class-map with cir, bc, be, and wasnt too sure about the classmap

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Anyone have experience upgrading a fractional T1 to Full T1? &nbsp;What did you need to do on your side of the circuit? &nbsp;Change the timeslots to use all 1-24? &nbsp;Anything about CIR BC BE?
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Anyone have experience upgrading a fractional T1 to Full T1?  What did you need to do on your side of the circuit?  Change the timeslots to use all 1-24?  Anything about CIR BC BE?

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