How much of the 1.544 Mbits/second of a T1 are available to IP? I know
some bits are taken for framing and such. I think I remember it is
around 1.3 something.
Thanks,
-Steve
How much of the 1.544 Mbits/second of a T1 are available to IP? I know
some bits are taken for framing and such. I think I remember it is
around 1.3 something.
It's better than that, but the topic is inappropriate to this list, so...
Tony
How much of the 1.544 Mbits/second of a T1 are available to IP? I know
some bits are taken for framing and such. I think I remember it is
around 1.3 something.
It's 1.536 Mbps. This is 64000 x 24. The other 8k goes to framing
overhead. It's full-duplex. Can we stop the flames now?
Daniel Minoli has put out some good books that cover the low-layer
telecom transports, check with your local bookstore.
Golly gee, Tony, someone seems to be tearing down the messages that you
post. Maybe you need to hammer in a few more nails 
The part that got left out of Tony's message was ...so you should try
asking on comp.dcom.telecom.tech in USENET or search the USENET archives
at http://www.dejanews.com
Michael Dillon - Internet & ISP Consulting
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