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"gc" <gc@emailone.non> wrote in message 
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> "Tom" <whizzy@earthlink.com> <g6ltj0$mpr$1@aioe.org>
>
>>> Hi, we have two networked PCs at a remote location connected to the WAN 
>>> by
>>> a business class DSL line and a wired linksys router.   We need to 
>>> convert
>>> from DSL to T1.  What kind of router will we need at the remote site and
>>> what kind of router will we need on the home network?
>>>
>>> I need to come up w/ estimated costs of the hardware needed to get this
>>> project moving.
>
> From a few hundred to a couple of thousand $.
>
>>I believe in the server room there is a T1 gateway and whatever else is
>>needed.
>
> You need to talk to the folks provisioning the T-1 line before you
> commit to particular equipment. With that said, something on the
> order of a  Cisco 2600 series router should suffice. Plug a cheap
> switch into it with it's default settings and you're on the 'net.
>
>>I really need cost for the remote side.
>
> If pricing for the router is an issue, check here.
>
> http://www.usedrouter.com/Cisco_2600_Series.htm
>
> Good people, support and quick turnarounds. Call them and discuss
> your specific needs.


Thanks, that's what i needed.

jack