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What type of fiber hardware and cable are needed for T1/DS1 data trans
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for a fiber to T1 converter. The T1 comes out on a DB-15 so you need to build a simple DB-15 to RJ-45 adapter, but they work really well.
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for a fiber to T1 converter. The T1 comes out on a DB-15 so you need to build a simple DB-15 to RJ-45 adapter, but they work really well.
[EdPorts - Hmmm, do I know you!?!]
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What kind of fiber hardware do I need? (The stuff in large bold, d, e, i, j)
a. PBX—b. DS1/T1 Tie Line—c. Copper Patch Cord—d. Converter/Transceiver—e. Fiber Patch Cord—f. Breakout Box---g. Underground Fiber—h. Breakout Box—i. Fiber Patch Cord—j. Receiver/Converter—k. Copper Patch Cord—l. BrookTrout/Fax Server
a. Definity G3r V11
b. Esf, Bit Rate=1.544, Robbed-bit, ami-basic
c. RJ45, 1-Tx Ring, 2-Tx-Tip, 4-Receive-Ring, 5-Receive-Tip
d. Must be stand alone w/pwr-sup, Female RJ45, Female ST
e. ST male to ST male 12ft
f. 12 strands in place and ready
g. Multi-conductors ready and in place 1500ft (estimate)
h. 12 strands in place and ready
i. ST male to ST male 12ft
j. Must be stand alone w/pwr-sup, Female RJ45, Female ST
k. RJ45, 1-Tx Ring, 2-Tx-Tip, 4-Receive-Ring, 5-Receive-Tip
l. BrookTrout TR1034 Fax Board, Compact ML530 server
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a. PBX—b. DS1/T1 Tie Line—c. Copper Patch Cord—d. Converter/Transceiver—e. Fiber Patch Cord—f. Breakout Box---g. Underground Fiber—h. Breakout Box—i. Fiber Patch Cord—j. Receiver/Converter—k. Copper Patch Cord—l. BrookTrout/Fax Server
a. Definity G3r V11
b. Esf, Bit Rate=1.544, Robbed-bit, ami-basic
c. RJ45, 1-Tx Ring, 2-Tx-Tip, 4-Receive-Ring, 5-Receive-Tip
d. Must be stand alone w/pwr-sup, Female RJ45, Female ST
e. ST male to ST male 12ft
f. 12 strands in place and ready
g. Multi-conductors ready and in place 1500ft (estimate)
h. 12 strands in place and ready
i. ST male to ST male 12ft
j. Must be stand alone w/pwr-sup, Female RJ45, Female ST
k. RJ45, 1-Tx Ring, 2-Tx-Tip, 4-Receive-Ring, 5-Receive-Tip
l. BrookTrout TR1034 Fax Board, Compact ML530 server
Attitude is everthing.
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hi all, looking into setting new building up with existing network from othe building. I have 3 servers connected to firewall using dsl. Have a new building and wanting some ideas as to how to connect it to existing network structure?
I was thinking fiber over from existing to new one and just setup some switches on the new building?
dan
Dan Crandell
I was thinking fiber over from existing to new one and just setup some switches on the new building?
dan
Dan Crandell
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Dan Crandell
Start a new thread out of this and you should get more response.
Richard S. Anderson, RCDD
Start a new thread out of this and you should get more response.
Richard S. Anderson, RCDD
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