[asterisk-users] p2p t1 with sangoma hw

[Michael J. Liberatore]

Ok I am trying to setup this p2p t1 with the sangoma t1 cards,
everything seemed ok till it asked me if I wanted fxs, fxo, or pri cpe
or pri net.

I figured that one side would be pri net and the other would be pri cpe,
well I chose pri cpe and the next question was asking for a switch type,
national isdn 2, at&t, nortel, etc  - that sounds really wrong.

So basically I am at a stand still, any help would be great, would it be
pri net on both sides?  If its suppsoed to be pri cpe on one side and
pri net on the otherside then what would the switch type be?  All
verizon told me is that its b8zs/esf, that's it.  

Thanks, I am really frustrated cause the sagoma wiki says NOTHING about
t1 connections.

Mike
 

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Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2007 8:19 PM
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] p2p t1 with sangoma hw


Michael J. Liberatore wrote:
>  
> Also for the wiring, i have a verizon smartjack for the p2p t1 and i 
> am running cat5e from the smartjack to the asterisk box, do i wire 
> this like a standard ethernet cable t568b?

Yes.



> or does it need to be wired
> differently?

No.



> Verizon was going to install it but then they told me they DO NOT use 
> shielded cable which i thought was needed, so i decided i would do it 
> myself and save some money.  I just need to know how to wire it.
>  

You do not need shielded wire unless you know that you have a noisy
environment, which is very, very, unlikely.

Cat5, nevermind Cat5e or Cat6, is overkill for a DS1/T1 line's frequency
needs, but it is a good choice because it's cheap.  Be sure to use
plenum/horizontal cable if this cable is transversing outside of the
room, so that you meet fire code.  Don't use patch/vertical/PVC cable.

Just get a pair of wall mount "biscuit block/boxes" and run it
straight-through, pins 1-1, 2-2,... 8-8.  TIA 586B is usually more
common, but it doesn't really matter if you use A or B.



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