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Home > Forums > Wiring Closet > Phone Systems > Avaya: MERLIN systems Forum

Legend 6.0 adding a new PRI

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PHXAZ (TechnicalUser)
17 Apr 12 10:45
Good day all I'm just trying to proactivly think of all the issues that may arise, I will be adding a new PRI to a Legend 6.0
I have order the 100D card and will be placing it on slot 8.
I think I have thee programming down.
will i need any additional hardware other than the 100D?
 
Telecomboy (Programmer)
17 Apr 12 12:49
Depends on the router your Telco will be providing.  You may also need a CSU.  Is it a true PRI or is it coming off a router?
PHXAZ (TechnicalUser)
17 Apr 12 12:55
its comming of a router.
pmcook (IS/IT--Management)
17 Apr 12 13:36
So far all the PRIs I have worked on come off of an Adtran or Cisco IAD used by the CLECs here in SOCal.  Those devices provide the clocking (CSU.)  You need to confirm this with the CLEC just to be sure.
Telecomboy (Programmer)
17 Apr 12 14:23
You should be good then, but as pmcook said I would check to be on the safe side that they don't need you to have a CSU on your end.
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