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chodan
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 12-06-02 03:29 AM
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Deja-vue
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12-06-02 03:37 AM
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chodan
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Originally posted by Deja-vue
I got a couple of OC-3 lines going into my Lab...
(i wish, just joking)
No, it's DSL with about 2 megs down, 385 k up.
hehe
We just ran fiber into our site and its actually running Gig Ethernet but the bandwidth is throttled at the providers end to 4 megabit up and down.
Its kind of funny but the device the installed at our site is a Cisco Catylist 3524 with a GBic module in it, it actually makes since because thats cheaper than 2 long haul fiber transceivers.
The provider is a couple miles away and the have 2 DS3's
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12-06-02 03:46 AM
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twister166
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12-06-02 03:59 AM
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ccieToBe
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We're in the process of switching connections. Right now we're sharing 2 T1s (1 voice, 1 phone) with another company located in our building. Soon we're going to switch over to our own PtP T1 that will carry both data and voice (ala VoIP most likely  ) to the main office. From there we're going to share the main office's T1 for Internet connectivity.
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12-06-02 06:05 AM
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iggy4270
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12-06-02 06:17 AM
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chodan
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I also forgot to mention that we have a T1 from AT&T to the Inet that we will use for our hosted web sites.
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12-06-02 11:27 AM
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Mr. Linux Guy
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12-06-02 12:26 PM
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Ando
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12-06-02 01:53 PM
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Slinky
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12-06-02 06:10 PM
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