[c-nsp] Aggregation for multiple ISDN customers

[Joe Freeman]

It depends on how many customers you have that you'll use ISDN for. Since
you stated a T1 is too expensive for the customer loop, I'm going to assume
you're refering to a BRI at the customer premise.

Since ISDN is a switched solution, the customer's equipment will need to be
configured to 'call' yours. You'll need some type of access server
(as5300/5350/5400) with (a) PRI line(s) from your carrier to terminate the
calls.

You could also use BRI lines at your site, but you'd have to manage multiple
modems/lines/numbers/etc. It's just cleaner to use an access server.

Joe

On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 1:51 PM, root net <rootnet08 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am not sure if this question has been asked before if so I apologize.  I
> was wanting some advice on aggregation.  I have some customers that want
> broadband but can not receive in this even T-1 or ISDN is an option.  Of
> course a T-1 is too expensive for the home user and the only option for us
> to provide the bandwidth to the customer is via an ISDN PTP loop.  There
> are
> maybe 10 to 15 wireless is not an option to to inform them about this to no
> avail.  How can we bring in the PTP ISDN lines on one circuit on our side,
> T-1 possibly?
>
> For example like DS-3 for T-1s.
>
> --rootnet08
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