LRE - Who Knows/Has Experience Of This?
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Puff,
LRE (Long Reach Ethernet) currently cannot be used over BT copper lines due LRE interfering with other things that run over the line. Also I don't think that it will work very well at the distances most BT copper pairs run for. Even if you want to run an a copper pair (I think is an EPS8 circuit) from you office to somebodys house you would have to do it via the local exchange. You might want to have a look at private DSL circuits or something like that. Instead of connecting the DSL line to an SP they connect two DSL lines together using ATM instead.
An interesting fact is that it will also work over barbed wire, washing line, speaker cable, almost anything that can conduct an electrical signal.
5-15 Mbps at distances up to 5,000 feet (1,524 meters).
Si
[Edited by SiCotty - 10/23/2002 9:49:58 PM]
[Edited by SiCotty - 10/23/2002 10:03:32 PM]
LRE (Long Reach Ethernet) currently cannot be used over BT copper lines due LRE interfering with other things that run over the line. Also I don't think that it will work very well at the distances most BT copper pairs run for. Even if you want to run an a copper pair (I think is an EPS8 circuit) from you office to somebodys house you would have to do it via the local exchange. You might want to have a look at private DSL circuits or something like that. Instead of connecting the DSL line to an SP they connect two DSL lines together using ATM instead.
An interesting fact is that it will also work over barbed wire, washing line, speaker cable, almost anything that can conduct an electrical signal.
5-15 Mbps at distances up to 5,000 feet (1,524 meters).
Si
[Edited by SiCotty - 10/23/2002 9:49:58 PM]
[Edited by SiCotty - 10/23/2002 10:03:32 PM]
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