> Not entirely true. NFAS specifically has provisioning for configuring and
> using a Secondary (backup) D-channel to deal with this type of situation.
> When the primary D-channel fails, the second D-channel takes over. The
> second D-channel can be anywhere within your NFAS group, it is not on the
> same circuit.
Kewl,so does it then "convert" temporarily one of the B channels to a
signal D channel?
And if it aint broke, dont fix.
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