If you were to outfit them with three chassis of Calix\Occam B6-252s, you'd be
under $25k for the whole thing and get ADSL2+ speeds. You would need most of a
rack to do it.
Other platforms may or may not be more cost effective or a better solution.
Just throwing the idea out there.
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We’ve been implementing similar DSL systems at large campgrounds for years.
There are a huge number of high-density DSLAM solutions out there, and DSL CPE
cost practically nothing. As you say, $25K is plenty to pay for the hardware,
and a rack is plenty of space. The most time consuming part is
Agreed I would do the Adtran Total Access 5000. What you want is the
"combo" cards. They combine a SIP FXS gateway and DSL port on one port, aka
a Combo port. This would be the way to go, as it doesn't require external
splitters to combine a DSL and Voice signal as you are talking about with
two se
On May 3, 2020, at 11:09, Mel Beckman wrote:
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> The most time consuming part is wiring the existing POTS lines into amphenol
> connectors to plug into the DSLAM, 25 pairs at a time.
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> -mel beckman
You may already be familiar with this, but leaving it here in case it helps
Yes, that’s what we use. But it means punching down all the wires all over
again, or running jumpers if you don’t have enough spare service loop.
-mel via cell
> On May 3, 2020, at 4:20 PM, Allen McKinley Kitchen (gmail)
> wrote:
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> On May 3, 2020, at 11:09, Mel Beckman wrote:
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