simply the ability to break the T1 down to ds0 level. So you
get 24 DS0's in a T1.... same thing with DS3's, 28 T1's in a DS3.
Rick
""Santosh Koshy"" wrote in message
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> Channelized or Non-Channelized: This means that the payload data can
either
> be used in individual groupings of the whole or as just one large group
> containing the entire bandwidth. This is important in todays market as by
> having the versatility to be either the customer can customer fit a
solution
> for him/her. Channelized T1 is especially helpful for sharing the cost of
T1
> with several different media(be it video, voice, data..)
>
> ""Michael Damkot"" wrote in message
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> > What was it, please post for our education as well...
> >
> > --
> > Michael Damkot
> > Technical Trainer
> > Network Support Engineer II
> >
> >
> >
> > ""Santosh Koshy"" wrote in message
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> > > I found the answer....
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > ""Santosh Koshy"" wrote in message
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> > > > I keep hearing this all the time, but still have not found a
> definitive
> > > > answer...
> > > > can anyone explain the difference between chanellized /
unchanellized
> > T1.
> > > >
> > > > Thanks,
> > > > --
> > > > Santosh Koshy
> > > > WAN Administrator
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