oldestgeek
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I need to connect two sites with a point to point circuit and use half the channels for voice and half for data. Will I need a csu/dsu plus a router to accomplish this or is there one box that can do both?
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Point to point with add/drop
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There are lots of ways you can do this.
One way is to use an Add/drop CSU/DSU, such as the Adtran 120, which as a V.35 interface (for data, to attach to a router) plus a DSX-1 port (for your voice channels; provides a T1 signal to your switch).
I believe (with the correct port licensing) that the Nortel SR 1002 router can also work as an Add/drop mux (making it a one-box solution).
One way is to use an Add/drop CSU/DSU, such as the Adtran 120, which as a V.35 interface (for data, to attach to a router) plus a DSX-1 port (for your voice channels; provides a T1 signal to your switch).
I believe (with the correct port licensing) that the Nortel SR 1002 router can also work as an Add/drop mux (making it a one-box solution).
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oldestgeek
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The 3200 Netvanta did exactly what I needed and was super-easy to configure. Thanks to all.
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