T-1 versus PRI in asynch remote access shelf?

[Michael Vicchiollo]

Hello all...

I have a remote access shelf (AS5300) with a Quad T1/PRI module.  Is there
an increase in the level of difficulty of configuration and maintenance
associated with using straight T1 over the PRI that would justify pushing
for the PRI lines?  This assumes that we are going to use 2 T1s for dial in
and have our 800 number somehow associated with the AS5300 T1 signaling
channel AND that we can use the same system for dial out regardless of our
choice of circuit type. I have configured a system with PRIs before and it
was a piece of cake.  I just don't have any idea of how to point an 800
number at a T1 without an associated phone number.  Any help would be
appreciated.

Mike



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RE: T-1 versus PRI in asynch remote access shelf?

[Michael Vicchiollo]

Nevermind...   I found the answer I was looking for.  Thanks all..

Mike

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 Subject: T-1 versus PRI in asynch remote access shelf?


 Hello all...

   I have a remote access shelf (AS5300) with a Quad T1/PRI
 module.  Is there
 an increase in the level of difficulty of configuration and maintenance
 associated with using straight T1 over the PRI that would justify pushing
 for the PRI lines?  This assumes that we are going to use 2 T1s
 for dial in
 and have our 800 number somehow associated with the AS5300 T1 signaling
 channel AND that we can use the same system for dial out regardless of our
 choice of circuit type. I have configured a system with PRIs before and it
 was a piece of cake.  I just don't have any idea of how to point an 800
 number at a T1 without an associated phone number.  Any help would be
 appreciated.

 Mike



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