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Originally posted by EV607797:
Pretty much so. I was told that some carriers will actually turn a circuit down if a looped condition falls off after a certain amount of time. I've never seen that happen.
By maintaining the proper jacks and wiring, a circuit can be extended without needing to have equipment connected at that time. Happens all the time… Especially when a circuit is turned up for due date and then sits unused waiting for equipment to be connected to it and it's open at the demarc. If a circuit has been up and working for a while and all of a sudden there’s a loss of signal testers typically won’t throw a loop in it ‘til they know what’s going on with it or it’s been like that for weeks or months.
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No problem Bill, your guys' info has me convinced that we should use the rj48x for all t1 extensions.
Aaron
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