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- From: jayt@friday.houston.net (Jay Thomas)
- Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems,comp.dcom.telecom.tech
- Subject: Re: Slower modem connections thru T1/channel bank
- Date: Tue, 27 Feb 1996 07:51:19 GMT
- Organization: Insync Internet Service Provider, Houston, Texas
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- setup@iprolink.co.nz (Fred Koke) wrote:
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- >moloney@netsrq.com (Tim Moloney) wrote:
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- >>I'm a small ISP and I recently converted my dial-in lines from individual B1
- >>lines to a T1 broken out by a Carrier Access Corp AB-24 channel bank.
-
- This is not always the best thing to do, especially if you are served
- by an analog-switched (eg: 1AESS) telco central office and a large
- number of your customers are served by that same office. Unless either
- you or your customers are at the extreme edge of the Central Office's
- serving territory, your bandwidth via a wire-pair line is usually
- greater.
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- Sometimes the T1 + Channel Bank solution is necessary, should you
- exhaust all the wire pairs into your building, for example, but
- all-digital doesn't automatically equate.to "all better".
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- Jay Thomas
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