ISDN PRI/Mux to BRI

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2 total messages Started by cccef.bgriffis Tue, 28 Nov 1995 22:23

#12

Author: cccef.bgriffis
Date: Tue, 28 Nov 1995 22:23

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With my current voice network I am able to get T1's installed for 
voice traffic and waive the cost of installation. Also - the monthly 
T1 cost is waived (well, it shows up in my cost per minute, but!).
 
My question is:
   Can an AT&T G3I running V4 software support ISDN BRI for data 
ports? I would like to take a PRI in to the switch (I pay the 
D-channel, nothing else), and mux it out into several BRI ports. 
The BRI ports would then attach to routers, video gear and
WaveRunners.

   I want the BRI devices to communicate inbound and outbound - so
the PBX has to multiplex the calls.

The alternative (or more aptly named - The Right Way To Do It 
(TRWTDI) would probably bypass the PBX entirely, but I'd have to pay 
for it.

Regards, Bruce Griffis
         cccef.bgriffis@capital.ge.com

Re: ISDN PRI/Mux to BRI

#13

Author: Mike Wilcox
Date: Wed, 29 Nov 1995 00:54

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cccef.bgriffis@capital.ge.com wrote:
>
>My question is:
>   Can an AT&T G3I running V4 software support ISDN BRI for data 
>ports? I would like to take a PRI in to the switch (I pay the 
>D-channel, nothing else), and mux it out into several BRI ports. 
>The BRI ports would then attach to routers, video gear and
>WaveRunners.
>
>   I want the BRI devices to communicate inbound and outbound - so
>the PBX has to multiplex the calls.
>
>The alternative (or more aptly named - The Right Way To Do It 
>(TRWTDI) would probably bypass the PBX entirely, but I'd have to pay 
>for it.
>
>Regards, Bruce Griffis
>         cccef.bgriffis@capital.ge.com  
> 
>
We have a G3r running V4 in "bug fix mode". The functionality you are looking for exists
in V3 as well as V4. Just program the BRI port as a 7500 data module with an extension
that is available to the PRI and you're home free. We use this for ProShare video conferencing
and Gandolf LAN bridges.

Mike Wilcox
mwilcox@pcocd2.fm.intel.com

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