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From: Tony Li <tli@jnx.com>
To: stefan@exis.net (Stefan Molnar)
Cc: Jim Dixon <jdd@vbc.net>, John Hay <jhay@mikom.csir.co.za>,
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Subject: Re: Decision in Router Purchase
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   > 	I know what you mean but what about for the Ethernet side of it,
   > isn't that Asynchronous speed in any way related or what were those
   > numbers for?  T1 actually is 3Mbps accourding to Dennis at ET, T1 speed
   > going in and out combined...

   When did that happen?  We have two right now load ballanced on a cisco
   7010.  We wanted to change it to a simplex config, but the cisco can
   not handle it.   

Not only that, but the copper can't handle it.  T1 is by definition a full
duplex media.  You cannot cause a T1 to be simplex.

Tony