[asterisk-users] Moving from DSL to T1

[jon pounder]

On 09/12/2010 02:34 PM, Kyle Kienapfel wrote:


Really it depends on what the capabilies of dsl were assuming you are 
just using both dsl and t1 as internet connections.

a dsl that has close to 1mb/sec out and 10mb/sec or so in, is going to 
be pretty comparable to a t1 actually so not really sure why you would 
make that switch in the first place.

as long as there is a static ip for the server on either, you wouldn't 
see much difference. (t1 is actually usually delivered over hdsl which 
is basically the same thing as adsl except the bandwidth is more symetric.)

if you have a low speed dsl, such as like 128kb/sec up and 512 down 
you'll see much faster performance, but again not much big diff if both 
are just internet connections.

This is also assuming your carrier doesn't particularly grossly oversell 
either service. You need to make sure you are getting transit, not 
burstable, or quality may suffer depending on how its oversold.


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>
> On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 10:43 AM, Richard Stuppi <richard at stuppi.com 
> <mailto:richard at stuppi.com>> wrote:
>
>     I work in a small office and have fallen into the role of network
>     support based on knowing enough about networking to be dangerous.
>
>     Our office is moving from DSL to a T1.  Were using Asterisk as our
>     PBX and I'm looking for hints or resources that might help me make
>     the transition as error free as possible.
>
>     Are there well known gotchas that I shoud be aware of?
>
>     Thanks in advance,
>
>     Richard Stuppi
>     richard at stuppi.com <mailto:richard at stuppi.com>
>     626-221-8010
>
>
>
> You should be more specific,
> A)Are you switching from voip over DSL to voip over T1
> B) ... or using the T1 for phones?
> C)Are you switching from analog lines + DSL to just a T1 for voice and 
> data?

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