We just did our first install of LRE for a hotel in North West Florida.
Works great. The only big issue was the integration of the LRE splitter box
in between the PBX and the hotel wiring. Having someone who can work the
frame room is a plus.
Phil
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I'm dying here at work as well. Too boring even to study today.
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> Is it slow at work today or what?
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> I was browsing CCO and ran across something called "long reach ethernet"
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> http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/ts
Thanx for the articles..interesting...
and yeahwork is slow today =)
Scott
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Very interesting technology. Maybe I should start my own consulting company
to install these devices in hotels and make my million :-)
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if you're in the San Francisco area, I can think of quite a few hotels where
this would make sense. Places like the Fairmont or the Mark Hopkins aren't
going to disrupt their guests and their revenue stream for rewiring. Of
course there would be the problem of prying the dollars out of their
manag
Yeah chuck:
We have been looking into this for some time, Cisco has you thinking it's
new but it aint. You use existing phone jacks and wiring and a little box
figures it all out. One freq for data one for voice on the same wire. There
is a standard called home-phone/rf (or some such thing I forge
For those without the benefit of the prices to hand:
The 24 port 2924 LRE switches work out at around 4000 GBP list
and the 575 termination boxes work out at under 200 GBP list (surprisingly
for Cisco)
Suppose it depends on how much upheaval you will save by using it.
Gaz
""Chuck Larrieu""
Most local Cisco office have been demo'ing LRE for a few months now. My
local office has a demostration kit consisting of a piece of plywood with 3
foot lenths of the following wires connected together: Cat5, Cat3, House
Grade wiring used for outlets, and Barbed Wire used in barnyard around the
c
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