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Looks plausible to me:
This device is expecting to find a leased DDS 56k line. I don't know of any telco's that actually sell leased 56k lines anymore.
I've installed this box in the past many times, but I haven't had much call for a leased-line 56k line in oh, the last 8-10 years.
Hi Walter, thanks for replying. Yeah, I'm getting desperate and hope the Cisco guys can help me out.
Doug, what does the DDS mean? This will hook up to a AT&T "ADN" circuit, I'm almost sure it's 56k.
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The DSU IV is for a 56k circuit. AT&T still sells 56k circuits.
Direct Digital Service. The telco's love their acronyms. (as opposed to switched digital service SDS).
I try not to be familure with AT&T's products. It just hurts to get too deeply into it, but I'll go dig through the serviceguide at the "new" AT&T.
I can't find their ADN service in the serviceguide, but the equivilent newspeak for what this Adtran box handles is a Single Channel (56/64) IOC in the AT&T Bandwidth Services section.
It might also work with their Digital Data Local Channel (DDLC) service doing a 56/64k channel, or their Accunet Generic Digial Access (AGDA) service providing 56/64k.
But as I stated, I avoid AT&T (new or old) for most things, so I don't know their products.
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