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Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (DSLAM)
A digital subscriber line access multiplexer DSLAM delivers exceptionally high-speed data transmission over existing copper telephone lines. A DSLAM separates the voice-frequency signals from the high-speed data traffic and controls and routes digital subscriber line xDSL traffic between the subscriber's end-user equipment (router, modem, or network interface card [NIC]) and...
Tags: Microsoft Access, Network, Network Interface Card, DSLAM, DSL, Broadband Internet, Network Technology, Networking, Telecommunications, Personal Technology
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Hey AT&T, just park that U-verse DSLAM in my yard
Would you let AT&T park a mini-DSLAM in your yard for an RJ45 hookup?There's a big fight over the new "U-verse" hybrid fiber/copper very high speed DSL service over public right-of-ways. I don't know what all all the fuss is about and I'd let AT&T
Tags: Broadband Internet, george_ou@..., yard, U-verse DSLAM, AT&T Park, AT&T Corp.
Discussion threads 2006-12-20
ISAM Family Application Note on IP Aware Bridging
The broadband services and business transformation driven by the introduction of IPTV and new interactive services is strongly impacting the network infrastructure, and driving the introduction of triple play tailored and cost-effective technologies: IP and Ethernet. This critical evolution translates into the introduction of IP DSLAM, replacing the traditional ATM...
Tags: Aware, ISAM, IP, Network Technology, Networking
White papers 2005-08-01
Intel and S3 Accelerate Delivery of IP DSLAMs Needed for Triple Play
Telecom providers and IP DSLAM developers face the same issues. Flexibility is needed to allow for continuous introduction of features through software. High throughput is necessary to enable QoS in video services. Low cost is vital to ensure that triple play services can be delivered at a reasonable price point....
Tags: S3 Inc., Throughput, IP, Flexibility, Intel Corp., Telecom & Utilities, Telephony, Network Technology, Tools & Techniques, Telecommunications, Networking, Management
Case studies 2005-09-01
RIC-155GE Connects IP DSLAM Infrastructure Transparently Over Dedicated Leased SDH Circuits
Telefonica Deutschland is a German provider of integrated data and telecommunication solutions for business users. The company wanted to transport any Ethernet traffic transparently over conventional SDH lines. The challenge was to enable broadband services, including ADSL 2+, and multimedia services, such as Triple Play, on an advanced, Ethernet-based DSL...
Tags: RAD Data Communications Ltd., IP, Telefonica, SDH, RIC-155GE, Telefonica Deutschland, Fiber Optics, Optical Networking, Ethernet, Network Technology, Networking, Telecommunications
Case studies 2005-10-09
Ethernet and VPLS: The Keys to a Successful Triple-Play Network
The successful deployment of new triple-play services very much depends on the choice of infrastructure. Carriers who have built triple-play networks using DSL for subscriber access, ATM for DSLAM aggregation, and IP for Internet access are increasingly running into problems. These problems include DSLAM bandwidth limitations and ATM scalability as...
Tags: ATM, Ethernet, Network Technology, Networking
White papers 2006-05-01
Multi-service Ethernet broadband access solutions
Three factors characterize today’s broadband access networks. First, the DSLAM and aggregation network are based on ATM switching. Secondly, the service and subscriber intelligence is centralized in the network. And thirdly, the main service offered is high-speed Internet access. This paper will explain how the deployment of new...
Tags: Multimedia, Network, Broadband, Broadband Access, Broadband Internet, Ethernet, Network Technology, Telecommunications, Networking
White papers 2004-09-01
Hey AT&T, just park that U-verse DSLAM in my yard
Nate Anderson wrote a pretty good article AT&Ts U-verse negotiation troubles. U-verse is the AT&T marketing name a hybrid fiber/copper Internet transport system that relies on lots of distributed miniature DSLAMs that are within 3000 to 5000 feet of the homes that each mini-DSLAM serves. Instead of spending...
Tags: AT&T Corp., cable, mini-DSLAM, Technology policy, U-verse DSLAM
Blog posts 2006-12-19
Cisco 1841
I'm running cisco 1841 version 12.4(11)XJ with hwic 2/4 wire shdsl interface. I'm able to synchronize the shdsl interface but can't forward traffic via shdsl. The problem seems to be that the mac address of the related atm interfaceisn't learned at the ip dslam subscriber port. Mac and ip address...
Tags: ATM, Network technology, NETWORKING, andreas.1.fischer@..., SHDSL, Cisco Systems Inc.
Discussion threads 2007-10-19
ADSL/DTM Network Architecture
This paper suggests an architecture for aggregating DSLAM traffic using DTM. The multi-service properties of DTM makes it an excellent choice for this purpose. It is argued that DTM gives a number of benefits including low barriers in form of cost and complexity, but still provides the needed quality of...
Tags: DSL, Broadband Internet, Network Technology, Telecommunications, Personal Technology, Networking
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Worst corporations for customer service
It's horror story time kiddies,so let's get those lean and mean, corporate bean countingrat b@stards where it counts,by exposing just how bad their service is.My vote goes to ATT/SBC for selling a customer of mine DSL service that is too far away from the DSLAM.I was troubleshooting an email issue...
Tags: Customer relationship management (CRM), Broadband Internet, pgm554, customer service
Discussion threads 2007-03-27
Siemens Delivers Broadband Solution to China Telecom Chongqing
China Telecom Chongqing has selected Siemens' Attane XpressLink DSLAM Platform for its Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line ADSL service. In a first step, the Chinese operator will install as many as 2000 ADSL connections in the province of Chongqing. XpressLink enables China Telecom to offer a wide range of revenue-generating ADSL...
Tags: China Telecom, Siemens AG, Broadband, ADSL, China Telecom Chongqing, XpressLink, DSL, Broadband Internet, Network Technology, VOIP, Telecommunications, Personal Technology, Networking
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Hidden Firewall Issues
I'm using a DSL ISP, and Windows XP. I've been having issues with a lot of downloads, programs and games lately where the internet goes haywire and decides to quit or stop working. As well as many other issues. Everything I read points to a firewall issue. I've disabled Windows...
Tags: firewall, Internet Service Provider, modem, overd0se_me@..., router
Q&A 2006-01-14
VoIP over cable broadband: Does it mean business?
Reliability and finger pointing...My wife and I still use POTS and cellphones for most of our home voice communications, precisely because no Internet connection in my experience has yet attained the "five nines" reliability that has been for decades the goal of most telcos. Uptime of 99.999% translates into...
Tags: broadband, cable, cable broadband, cable modem, DSL, Internet, isp, laptop computer, mdhealy@..., modem, networking, POTS, router, telco, troubleshooting, voip
Discussion threads 2007-02-28
Why HD movie downloads are a big lie
There's a lot of buzz lately about the delivery of HD TV and Movie content over the Internet with shows like Lost being delivered by ABC.com and other video download services with XBox360 or iTunes.  I even have friends and colleagues telling me that BlueRay or HD-DVD won't make it...
Tags: VoIP, Networking, Net Neutrality, Infrastructure, Fun Stuff, Consumer electronics
Blog posts 2007-05-31
Linksys just lost a customer.
Help Desk = reading from a piece of paperwhen you call the Linksys Help Desk, the first person you talk to is someone who reads from a piece of paper. This isn't new for anyone who's ever had to deal with help desk support at any company big enough to...
Tags: Home networking, Call centers, Routers & switches, Network technology, NETWORKING, CG IT, Linksys, router, help desk
Discussion threads 2007-04-09
I completely disagree
I completely disagreeThe first problem with the logic of the article is that the author does not take the size of the business into account. A 5 person office would probably need much less than a T1 line. On the other hand a corporate facility such as Microsoft's Redmond facility...
Tags: bandwidth, bandwidth saturation, GreyHat, Internet Service Provider, security, T-1, T1
Discussion threads 2005-06-03
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