xDSL is not really something that a PM-3 can do. xDSL has to be
implemented on the copper connecting the customer to the telco
switch -- the equipment has to be located at the central office
switch. It seems that most implementations of it in place so far
have the telco providing the xDSL equipment and backhauling the
data to ISP's.
>Am I right in
> assuming that any old
> digital phone line WON'T fit the bill, that your
> provider will have to
> have a fancy schmancy Lucent switch to enable xDSL?
Um, something like that..
> Have we already talked
> about this?
Yes
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> / Gary Swofford - Hampton Roads Online - Yorktown
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