antoniosk: Why not just use a DSLAM with an ATA function built into it? then you can power from the cabinet/exchange, and the residential line will continue to work.....
If the ATA is located in the roadside cab I suspect it will loose power when the area goes off.
antoniosk: Why not just use a DSLAM with an ATA function built into it? then you can power from the cabinet/exchange, and the residential line will continue to work.....
If the ATA is located in the roadside cab I suspect it will loose power when the area goes off.
But most cabinets have battery backups in them which at least provide power for somewhere up to ~6hrs. That's a lot better than the end user not having any power.
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