(PM) digital padding

Richard Stuplich (dick@dw.net)
Sun, 25 Jan 1998 21:01:19 -0600

If you play with the digital padding on a T1 fed PM3, do you make it better
for some customers and at the same time worse for others? Like do
customers close to the CO get screwed if I fix it for customers farther away?

We had some digital padding (I don't know what it was). The Telephone
Company guy said we want none. He was sure that would be the best.

Now someone who was getting good Kflex rates now can't connect at all. The
connection rates (on average) didn't seem to change.

I know, I have read "just play with it and test the rates" in this list,
but there has got to be some way to know what is correct and what is not.
I can get them (GTE) to come with a high tech T1 tester, would this help at
all in this exploration?

NOTE: I don't use the word 'user' to describe customers. There is another,
more seemly, business that calls customers 'users'.

Richard Stuplich Dick@dw.net
IP Engineer and Unix administrator Dick@Stuplich.net
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