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T1 channel division.
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PeterHurst
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T1 is effectively point-point so to connect two devices (assuming they're both T! would require two more T1 cards in the cisco and some fancy programming to achieve.
There are better drop and insert boxes available which allow splitting of a T1/E1 into two but these are generally designed to carry a data stream with voice.
It would probably make sense to have the FAX server and the cisco connected to the Nortel and let that do the routing as I assume you would be using DDI numbers to find the relavent devices.
There are better drop and insert boxes available which allow splitting of a T1/E1 into two but these are generally designed to carry a data stream with voice.
It would probably make sense to have the FAX server and the cisco connected to the Nortel and let that do the routing as I assume you would be using DDI numbers to find the relavent devices.
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