Well, I guess theres no need to answer this, since I agree with you all.
I can only add to the comments, that those two circuits need to be wired correctly, or it will not work.
In europe, the specs are a bit different (E1, ... En) since we use a base of 64k lines, where US lines use 56k base lines (a T1/E1 is equal to an ISDN30) It's 30 ISDN circuits in one line, that the hardware controls.
Hope it helps...
On onsdag, nov 27, 2002, at 16:53 Europe/Copenhagen, Richard E. Brown wrote:
Folks:
There's a controversy about the amount of traffic that a T1 circuit can carry.
Obviously, it can send, or receive, 1.544 Mbps per second.
But can it send *and* receive 1.5 Mbps simultaneously? Or does the total data
carried (send plus receive) max out at 1.5 Mbps?
I've heard people who ought to know give both answers. So I'll open the question
to the world's experts and ask this list.
There's a T-shirt for the best answer. Extra credit will be given for a tutorial
(or links to tutorial information) about how this stuff works. Thanks!
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