Re: Local School Access How to
Alex (alex@livingston.com)
Mon, 21 Oct 1996 13:55:04 -0700
At 04:40 PM 9/11/96 -0700, you wrote:
>My local Middle school has a new computer lab. They want Net access. I
>have offered it to them for almost free. And the local telco (Foresthill
>Tel) has donated a dedicated PtP T-1 line to the school.
>Hewlett Packard has donated to the school some kind of HP router for the
>school end.
>
>I have a full T-1 coming into my gateway at an IRX-114. I currently only
>use S1 for my T-1
>But I am going to be needing to add an additional T line to the NET.
>
>So far all of my routers are Livingstons IRX- 114, PM2er30s and PM2e30s
>
>What are the groups suggestions for my next move ? Buy another box for the
>WAN port to the school ?
>or what. My point is that S2 and S4 I believe are limited to 64kbps. I
>need to have another full T-1 brought in and balanced on S3 with S1 But I
>need to have more than 64K for the local school.
Thats what I would do--make sure you call sales@livingston.com to get the
latest ISP pricing on our routers. If you want to do a one off, you can get
the OR-HS for a relatively low price. When ChoiceNet is released, you will
also be able to offer some content monitoring services to the school, should
they wish for that.
Hope this is helpful.
Alex Henthorn Livingston Enterprises
Senior Technical Product Manager 6920 Koll Center Parkway #220
Product Marketing Engineer Pleasanton, CA 94566
alex@livingston.com Voice 510-485-6787 Fax 510-244-1903