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Actually, up in Boston, MFS derives all their pricing by taking the Nynex end-to-end price and subtracting a certain percentage (at least 10%). I may be mistaken but, I think they still do this even with the DS3 Hub. You still pay two chan terms. A Nynex chan term is about $200 so this ends up being quite an expense. The overall savings still makes it worth while if you are going to sell a lot of T1s - if only for the headache, you only need two aspirin at the end of the day instead of four. Brian On Tue, 22 Jul 1997, Nathan Stratton wrote: > On Tue, 22 Jul 1997, Ben Kirkpatrick, ELI wrote: > > > On Tue, 22 Jul 1997, Stephen Balbach wrote: > > > 1. Cisco serial ports and rack CSU/DSU's. Exspensive. Lot of space. > > Cisco has a channelized DS3 card. Wire once to dacs and provision in > > software only. > > > > > 2. MAX TNT for T1's connecting to a backbone Cisco. Theoretically up to 140 > > > T1's in 1 small box with built-in CSU/DSU's. Unproven? > > Vary. > > > > 3. Cascade. Similair to TNT approach, very exspensive untill you reach > > > 70+ T1's in a chassis. > > Cascade has a channelized DS3 card as well. Good for combining many > > customers who have a physical T1. Split out at the dacs. > > Yes tend to be big bucks, but is not that bad if you have many T1s to > terminate. > > > > 4. Chanellized DS3. Don't know anything about it - can MFS provide circuits > > > this way via a DS3 handoff? No CSU/DSU required? Any other costs/issues? > > Channelized DS3 stuff only seems to be useful for putting mulitple > > customers on a single physical circuit. You need to be able to break it > > out to the DS1 level for each customer. Perhaps MFS, PacBell, etc can do > > this? It's probably just a matter of them defining that "product". > > (I.E. Feed MFS a DS3 and they give a T1 to each of your customers.) > > Yes, the Cascade and Cisco CT3 have a built in M13 built in. All you need > to do is order a DS3 HUB into the providers you want. What we do is run a > few DS3s into the COs in our area. You may want to run a DS3 into a few > telcos also. They can you get the best price for your customers. > > DS3 HUBs can be a little on the high side, but they more then pay for > themselves. Say you run a DS3 HUB into Bell Atlantic, you spend around 3K > for the HUB. When you order your customers T1s you only order a 1/2 > channel term. So you can more then pay for it with around 9 - 13 DS1s. > > > Nathan Stratton President, NetRail,Inc. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Phone (888)NetRail NetRail, Inc. > Fax (404)522-1939 230 Peachtree Suite 500 > WWW http://www.netrail.net/ Atlanta, GA 30303 > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > "No king is saved by the size of his army; no warrior escapes by his > great strength. - Psalm 33:16 > > > >
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