We currently have a Cisco 2620 that connects our main office with a branch office out of state with voice and data over a T1 line. We are about to change T1 providers and they want to put a T1 mux in front of everything to split the voice and data. I need to know if this is a good idea and what the various trade-offs would be. They also talked as if they only needed to put this in the main office, so I need to know if this is true and how it would effect the configuration at the branch office as well.
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they can break it out this is a T1 bungeled. I would ask what type equipment they
are using. An Adtran 750 will work good in this case. The vooice will break out on a FT1 port ( dsx port ) and the data over a v.35.
This is very easy to setup. Advantage it eliminates your equipment from a possible
problem on the circuit. Let me know what they are using. Jeter@LasVegas.com
J.Fisher CCNA
are using. An Adtran 750 will work good in this case. The vooice will break out on a FT1 port ( dsx port ) and the data over a v.35.
This is very easy to setup. Advantage it eliminates your equipment from a possible
problem on the circuit. Let me know what they are using. Jeter@LasVegas.com
J.Fisher CCNA
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