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Subject: Re: E-1 ?
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In-Reply-To: <199704061643.SAA22981@gds.de> from "Richard Gresek" at Apr 6, 97 06:41:56 pm
From: "Mikhail A. Sokolov" <mishania@demos.su>
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> Hallo,
> They are asking for an E-1 service.
> Can someone tell me what exactly E-1 in the US means?
> Thanks
> Richard


E-1 is european standard, it's 2048kbit/sec, whereas T-1 is 1,5Mbit/sec. They 
usually can accept e1 connection, but are used to T1 lines ;-)

-mishania