A little Microsoft humor...

[Bill McGonigle]

On May 19, 2007, at 14:52, Lloyd Kvam wrote:

> So far as I know, T1 connections use DSL between the central office  
> and
> your premises.  The line card emulates the old T1 serial protocol and
> converts between T1 signaling for your router/phone gear and DSL
> signaling back to the central office.

That brings up an interesting scheme - I've been told more than once  
that even if you can't get DSL in your area you can always order a T1  
anywhere.  If they're being provisioned on DSL lines these days, I  
wonder if I could order a T1, have them fix the induction coil  
problems on our backhaul to get it out here, then cancel the T1.

I'm sure my neighbors would eagerly split the cost of a month's T1  
with me. :)

-Bill

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