On Mon, 16 Apr 2007, Steve Totaro said something to this effect:
Check into "Flex T1s" or whatever the provider calls it. It dynamically
changes channels from data to TDM as needed, you can always use more
bandwidth (at least I can).
That's one approach. I think Adtran is best known for making the gear
that enables this, but I could be wrong.
It's increasingly common to just offer a data T1 and run VoIP channels
over it. They somewhat mimick this behaviour because some sort of
bandwidth reservation / heavy QoS scheme is run alongside them, with the
effect that a VoIP call will essentially subtract from available Internet
bandwidth in a way vaguely reminscent of circuit-oriented dynamic bandwidth
allocation as above.
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Alex Balashov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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