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FS: Larscom Access-T 401 Multiport DSU/CSU

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From: mchorgh
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1999 00:00
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For Sale
Larscom Access-T Multi-Port Network Access DSU/CSU (used)
Model 411 (Insert Port, AC powered)
Includes Unit, Power Cable, Mounting Brackets and Manual

DTE ports support V.35, RS449, and EIA530 interfaces.
Data rates support Nx56, Nx64, to 1.536Mbps (N = 1 to 24 channels)

Excellent condition. Guaranteed to work on arrival.
List price is $4595.
Current price is $3000.00 (includes shipping and insurance)
All reasonable offers considered.

## Below excerpted from Larscom at http://www.larscom.com/t1ft1/t1_mpdc.htm
##

Applications:
  LAN interconnection; Graphics and image; Video teleconferencing;
  High-speed terminal-to-host connections; Data and voice integration

Benefits
  SNMP management via integral agent
  More efficient use of T1 or Fractional T1 (FT1) bandwidth and
    access lines
  Centralized and local configuration, monitoring, and diagnostics
  Consolidation of network access devices, simplifying installation
    and management
  Rapid trouble notification, isolation, and recovery
  Adaptability to changing standards and services, including
    download-able software
  True end-to-end performance monitoring and management over FT1
    lines using robbed-bit data link (RDL)

Combining the features of a multiplexer, a DSU, and a CSU, the Access-T�
family of products lets you leverage the full benefits of today�s T1 and
fractional T1 services . . . while consolidating your network architecture.
At the same time, Access-T helps simplify network management by providing
centralized configuration, performance monitoring, and diagnostics, plus SNMP.

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An optional T1 drop-and-insert port lets you insert data from DTE ports into
unused DS0s in the T1 output of a PBX or channel bank. By integrating voice
and data in this way, you simplify network architecture while getting the
most from your T1 or FT1 bandwidth.

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From: mchorgh@kreative.net
Subject: FS: Larscom Access-T 401 Multiport DSU/CSU
Date: 1999/01/25
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