Bonding SHDSL ATM

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Daeron

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#39295 12-Aug-2009 05:28

Hi,

I have a SHDSL over ATM modem and 2 lines for 4 wire bonding, and I was wondering if anyone could help me to find if the G.991.2 standard explicitly says that if one of the pairs loses synchronization the service goes down.

I explain a bit more. Suppose you have your bonding working at 4mb and you disconnect the primary pair, what should happen? keep the service at half speed?, lose service?, also the same questions applys to the secondary pair.

Thanks in advance

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#246312 13-Aug-2009 22:00

I dont know but I am interested in knowing if you can get it bonded like that in NZ?

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#246802 14-Aug-2009 23:51

All the SHDSL connections I've seen use 4 wires and are 2mbps. I was also under the impression that 1mbps only needed 2 wires.

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#246804 14-Aug-2009 23:56

insane: All the SHDSL connections I've seen use 4 wires and are 2mbps. I was also under the impression that 1mbps only needed 2 wires.

I have 128Kbps SHDSL.

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#246811 15-Aug-2009 00:12

tonyhughes:
insane: All the SHDSL connections I've seen use 4 wires and are 2mbps. I was also under the impression that 1mbps only needed 2 wires.

I have 128Kbps SHDSL.

"I've seen " As in where I've looked at the cables going into the router :) , I know you can get other speed