> it sounds incredibly tiny, yes. Which is why I am asking.
> Surely we would have made the entire thing collapse
> already with the distance education we are already doing.
> I don't know a lot about ATM... I was wondering if it had
> some sort of built-in compression or something. So far
> all I have found is that it has a fixed packet length and
> permanent connections, so it is considered good for video
> content.  Apparently not? Would we be better off with a T1
> or T3? Nobody who was here for this decision is around to
> explain the rationale.

Assuming you have 6Mbps now, a T1 would be a step in the wrong direction
(1.544Mpbs).  A T3 would give you just under 45Mbps.  I would still
suggest looking at the gateway interface with a tracking tool (MRTG) to
see what you're actually using.  You may find that you actually have an
OC-12 (622Mbps) and don't even know it <g>.


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