[Explained] How Does A CSU/DSU Look Like And What Is Used For?
This Page Contains information about [Explained] How Does A CSU/DSU Look Like And What Is Used For? By Webune in category Networking with 5 Replies. [3394], Last Updated: Sun Jul 05, 2020
Webune
Sun Jun 08, 2008
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CSU/DSU
this is what a CSU/DSU. when i used to work with the WAN team, they always mentioned CSU/DSU at the Demarc of the T1 i was troubleshooting, but i never knew how it looked, sometimes the carrier will have a CSU/DSU at their equipment when they hand of the circuit to us so we would never see it. finally this is how it looks like.
a CSU/DSU used for to connect LANs TO WANS. for example, you can have a private line or a dedicated T1 or T3 from the United States to India through a long haul carrier like AT&T. A CSU/DSU is like a NIC card that translates the signals with compatible broadband networks like TCP/IP
Administrator
Sun Jun 08, 2008
this is a cisco csu/dsu card you can use to connect on your cisco router. i've seen them on cisco 2500 router
arun
Wed Aug 12, 2009
it's nice
roseaburng
Tue Nov 10, 2009
what does a t1 line look like
dummy
Thu Jan 14, 2010
show us a csu dsu explained for dummies
commTech
Thu Feb 04, 2010