That's an interesting question and I don't have a definitive answer
but off the cuff I would think that yes you should be able to do this.
One of the reasons for switched services was in the not-to-distant past
there were lots of analog CO's that could not offer digital, i.e. ISDN
services but these anolog CO's were/are not an island unto themselves.
Dave
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I've got an ISDN PRI back at the home office and 6 routers that dial into
for
backups via their ISDN BRI connections. I have been told by my service
provider
that I can use two switched 56K channels off of an existing T1 at another
site
to dial into the ISDN PRI. I have been looking to try and find some kind of
sample configuration to do this. I'm not even sure how this would work.
Could
anyone steer me in the right direction? I have searched through Cisco's web
site, without much success and TAC is still researching it for me, but I'm
not
sure they are confident it can be done. The remote site router has a 2600
series
router with a WIC DSU T1 card. The home office has a 3600 with an ISDN PRI
card.
Thanks!
Rob Michel
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