Kervin,
Hi! Maybe you should hire a qualified consultant to help you with your
install. There are quite a few options for you to choose from these days.
You could give them a budget for hardware and installation, and they could
help put something together that suites your needs. Of course, you could
always call your local Cisco office for some assistance.
-Brad Ellis
CCIE#5796
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used cisco: www.optsys.net
""Kervin Pierre"" wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I'm looking into a T1 setup and I'm a bit confused with the cisco
> options for equipment. I am looking for equipment for both ends of the
T1.
>
> What would be the cheapest setup? I'm looking at the 1600's right now.
> Are there major draw backs to using those? I'll have a linux
> firewall/router on my network so I'm not very worried about doing ACL's
> or any other CPU intensive stuff on the router.
>
> Would I still need the WIC-1T if I go with the 1602? This router seems
> to have a built in CSU/DSU, would it do? Are there any scenarios where
> I don't have to get a separate card?
>
> Lastly, do I need the same equipment on both ends of the connection?
> I'm trying to see if it will be more cost effect if I provide my own
> equipment on the ISP side.
>
> Finally, since I'm providing both ends of the connection, I don't
> *really* have to go T1, do I? Can anyone suggest a cheaper Layer 1
> solution, compatible with a leased-line.
>
> Any information, insight would be greatly appreciated.
>
> -Kervin
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