Been here before, but bears repeating:
http://eff5.csuchico.edu/bellingham/silver/staff.html
Subject: Re: T3- DS3
No, they are identical. I'm sure someone else will respond with some more
history on the reasons they are named the different things. The DS is
digital signal and T I assum
Ah, the many varied duties of the harried network supervisor:
The ACTUAL link on the T3-DS3 conundrum is:
http://www.dcbnet.com/notes/9611t1.html
Thanks to Jon McC for the correction.
Subject: RE: T3- DS3
Been here before, but bears repeating:
http:// bad address! no biscuit!
Subject
a T-3
is equal to 28 T-1's. Your question prompted some interesting
reading.
From
the McGraw Hill "Voice and Data Communications handbook":
A T1
is the first level of T-carrier system. A DS1 is the multiplexed digital signal,
first level, inside the T-carrier.
From
the Lan Times "Encyc
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From: "Andy Walden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Chris Larson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 10:21 AM
Subject: Re: T3- DS3
>
> No, they are identical. I'm sure someone else will respond with some more
>
No, they are identical. I'm sure someone else will respond with some more
history on the reasons they are named the different things. The DS is
digital signal and T I assume has something to do with TDM. Its 28 T1's or
DS-1's, or 672 DS0's though I have never heard T0.
andy
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