> We're offering access in a small town that does not have access to
> advanced CT1 features. I've run out of phone lines, am getting
> prodigeous busy signals and desperately need to upgrade. We can't get
> any more POTS lines into the location, so I want to covert my analog
> lines into digital lines. The phone company can't install the same type
> of CT1 into the remote location as we have here; I have no intentions of
> doing 56k; basically what I'm being told is that the only thing they
> can do is run 24 lines accross a DS1; I know that I could get a
> Multi-Plexer to break them out, but what I'd really like to do is use a
> PM3. Does anyone know if this can be done? Sorry for the lack of
> specific info; I don't have any specifics yet. Any help would be
> appreciated. Thanks....
>
It sounds like what they are willing to do is run a line-side T1 to you.
This will work, although connect speeds will not be as good. If you are
not expecting to do 56K then this setup should work without a problem.
I would find out exactly what the provisioning is going to be first though
(or what it can be). Saying that all they can do "is run 24 lines across
a DS1" is sort of vague, since in essence that is what all T1/DS1
circuits are..
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Josh Richards - <jrichard@livingston.com>
Beta Engineer
Lucent Technologies (Remote Access Business Unit)
(previously Livingston Enterprises, Inc.)
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