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List:       portmaster-users
Subject:    Re: (PM) T1 question
From:       Rick Kunze <rkunze () colusanet ! com>
Date:       2002-11-23 22:02:27
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Might also be referring to a dual T1, which is 2 of them bonded and load 
balanced.  A better way to go if you need the bandwidth.  A normal T1 is 
composed of 24 channels of 64k each, for a total of 1534k.  In that model, 
a 1 channel T1 would only be 64k, 2 channels would be 128k etc.  A full T1 
is one with all 24 channels turned on.  A 384k circuit would be a T1 with 
only 6 channels turned on.  And so on.

Rk

At 03:20 PM 11/22/02, you wrote:
>On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Joe Hayes wrote:
>
> > Can anyone tell me what the difference is between a 1 channel T1 and a 
> 2 channel T1?
>
>Sounds like market-speak to me.  AFAIK, you want the 24-channel type.
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