we have three local/long distance T1s that we use for in-and-outbound traffic. We had a fourth long distance only T1 that was for outbound only. We have since replaced this old, long distance only T1 with a fourth local/long distance T1. My question is, my original 3 in-and-outbound T1s are in one route. Does it make any difference whether I make this new (fourth) circuit a separate route and have this be my second choice for outbound(and make my copper my third choice) or should I program this fourth T1 into the same route that the other three are already in? If we pay the same rates on all four circuits does it matter either way? we have no problem traffic-wise with inbound calls. Thank you.
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I have mine seperate and using the other route as a second option. The reason for this is if one of our departments breaks out on there own for some promo or something. It is easier to just move them to this RLI then when they are donwe I just move it all back.
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so in other words it really makes no difference as far as my outbound traffic, right? If not, I will leave this new fourth T1 in its own separate route (like my tech programmed it) and just make it the second choice for outbound. Thank you.
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