In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Michael Sokolov writes:
>Hal Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Does anybody know how DSL works? If I poke around with a scope in my DSL
>> modem/router, will I find a clock locked to the telco's master clock?
>
>I doubt it. DSL lines come from DSLAMs, not from "real" telco equipment
It's more complicated than that. Most DSLAMs can are hooked
into the network sync because people once thought they would
also be used to deliver isochronous services like voice.
However, the CPE ("modem") in your end, has absolutely zero clue
about this.
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