brewerdude
IS-IT--Management
Can a 100CSUDSU card accept a PRI?
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brewerdude
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Thanks. Had trouble finding details on this card on the internet or at Avaya.com.
Should I assume that based on the part number, it has a built in CSU/DSU?
(I know this is pretty obvious, but just want to double-check)
Should I assume that based on the part number, it has a built in CSU/DSU?
(I know this is pretty obvious, but just want to double-check)
Yes it does.
The DSU part is there if you are going to pull your IT Service out of the T1 (Usually not done) and the CSU is there if you need it.
Most of the ones I connect up these days the T1 Vendor is the INTERNET vendor as well, and neither are needed 'cause they create the T1 right next to the Legend/Magix.
The DSU part is there if you are going to pull your IT Service out of the T1 (Usually not done) and the CSU is there if you need it.
Most of the ones I connect up these days the T1 Vendor is the INTERNET vendor as well, and neither are needed 'cause they create the T1 right next to the Legend/Magix.
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