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Re: (ASCEND) AMI to B8ZS conversion?

The answer in PRI and framing is to understand that a PRI is an 
extension to the CO however i find it hard to believe that even a end 
user telco line is microwave to the CO.  I believe that the correct 
answer is incoming calls from some other local CO would not be routed 
correctely because in order to get a clear channel b8zs must be used 
and since ami is used between CO's it won't work.   i suggest CALLING 
your publice service commission.  and keep going higher up the ladder 
with bell atlantic. if they offer isdn service in your local area 
they are required to offer PRI service. the switch that offers isdn 
will also offer pri.  



Date:          Sun, 30 Nov 1997 22:09:53 -0500
From:          Tim Connolly <tec@mountain.net>
Organization:  MountainNet, Inc. (Systems and Telecommunications Analyst)
To:            "ascend-users@bungi.com" <ascend-users@bungi.com>
Subject:       (ASCEND) AMI to B8ZS conversion?

    Bell Atlantic says they can't pipe in PRI's to a particular city because
all
phone lines to that area are Micro-waved across the mountains using
AMI instead of B8ZS.
    Is this just another bloated excuse to put us on the back burner for
awhile
or is there some truth in the limitations of transporting a PRI ?

    While we are at it, anyone have a good source of info on the differences

in T1 framing ?

-- Tim Connolly tec@mountain.net     MountainNet, Inc.
-- (800) 444-1458 ext. 37            2816 Cranberry Square
-- fax (304) 594-9088                Morgantown, WV 26505


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