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Re: Network Topology
From: Jody Craft <jcraft () agis net>
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 13:57:39 -0500
I think you have the wrong idea on this T-1 thing. If a fiber cut is taking out your T-1's, as Mr. Mauch was saying. Then you would have a SONET entrance facility from the LEC into your building. Having the LEC build the entrance as a bidirectional ring with diverse physical entry points into the building is the way to go. The only way a T-1 can be dropped due to a fiber cut is if the build is Linear or the transport provider built a single physical entry point (which is shady to say the least!). Jody Craft At 12:31 PM 3/24/99 -0500, Ravi Pina wrote:
On Wed, Mar 24, 1999 at 11:08:39AM -0500, Jared Mauch babbled:my biggest concerns would be the following: 1) Fiber Cuts that take out your t1's 2) Power Outages 3) Router Failureseven simpler than that. you need to make sure your ds1 is coming from differnt physical entry points of the facility from different CO's. one drunk running into the telephone pole outside your place, or a flood in the utilities under the streets can wipe you out if there aren't multiple paths. an absolute fallback would then be a uhf/microwave link to another facility which now a days can do 10Mb/s for not too much $$. -r -- finger ravi () happy cow org for pgp key "Sometimes I think the surest way to know that there's intellegent life out there is the fact they haven't contacted us." -- Unknown
Current thread:
- Network Topology Victor Alba (Mar 24)
- Re: Network Topology Jared Mauch (Mar 24)
- Re: Network Topology Ravi Pina (Mar 24)
- Re: Network Topology Jody Craft (Mar 24)
- Re: Network Topology Hui-Hui Hu (Mar 24)
- Re: Network Topology Jon Zeeff (Mar 24)
- Re: Network Topology Forrest W. Christian (Mar 24)
- Re: Network Topology Ravi Pina (Mar 24)
- Re: Network Topology bmanning (Mar 24)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Network Topology Jeff Weisberg (Mar 24)
- Re: Network Topology Jared Mauch (Mar 24)