That is just to the MAX, the TNT hosts (or will host) a full range
of xDSL flavors. I would expect the PM4 to do so too eventually, as
I believe the new Cisco AS5800 does....
> I would rather see a better range of
>bandwidth numbers (so that you could handle bigger connections, step
>customers up as desired, etc.), but it's chief virtue is that it's an
>xDSL solution that doesn't involve a lot of esoteric equipment. At the
>ISP end there's an 8-port card that will go into a 4004, etc. It looks
>like a good way to get your feet wet if you already have the box.
>
>Anyway, a bigger-pipe solution would require something more specialized
>at the other end. I don't know how Lucent RABU would want to address
>that, but I hope we'll hear something soon. Of course, if xDSL equipment
>was interchangable between vendors it wouldn't be such a big deal. I
>don't know how soon -that's- going to change, tho...
The CPE end should be....
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