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For somebody who wants to play around with T1's you can make a crossover cable and connect two T1 interfaces back-to-back. You'll want to designate one side as
by EvanAnderson 4y ago
For somebody who wants to play around with T1's you can make a crossover cable and connect two T1 interfaces back-to-back. You'll want to designate one side as providing clocking (and the other receiving clock from "the network").
- kotaKat 4y agoHow about cutting a T1 down to ISDN BRIs? That's where I want to get so I can play with old ISDN phones and such.
- EvanAnderson 4y agoHmm. I've never done any of that but it sounds like fun. Cisco has some BRI VIC interfaces (expansion cards) for the 2600-series routers. I bet some of that gear is dirt-cheap on eBay. Getting software will probably be more problematic than the hardware.