It *will* work, but there will be slips on the span.
>
> >provide the clocking for the T1 line. I have heard two different opinions
> >on the subject - one being that it won't work as there will be no clock and
> >the other that the telco providing the T1 provides the clock for both ends
> >of the line. Anyone care to enlighten me on this one?
>
> If there is a telco in the loop, THEY have to provide the clock. If you are
> talking a T1 crossover cable, that doesn't work. You need a telco, or a
> telco line simulator.
You are batting a 1000 in the wrong direction MZ. Telcos are actually
transparent to the span. the end equipment is responsible for overall
timing on a point to point link.
>
> Unless you were talking the new WAN card, that can generate clock. (See,
> people asked, they did it.)
Now if they could fix the line build out feature on the WAN card....
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