Re: (ASCEND) Inverse Multiplexer?

[Joe Bowers <jbowers@ascend.com>]

Ascend is the leading provider of bit-level (AIM & BONDING protocols)
inverse muxes, primarily used for dial-up H.320 video conferencing as well
as for data backup and overflow applications.  The Ascend Multiband
products can IMUX up to 2 T1/E1/PRI's worth of DS0's or B channels and
deliver this to a sync serial port.  Check out our web page at
http://www.ascend.com/227.html for more info on the Multiband.

The Pipeline and standard MAX units perform packet level inverse muxing
using MP,MP+,BACP protocols.

--Joe




At 12:23 PM 9/19/98 -0500, Jim Logan wrote:
>
>Does Ascend make a 'inverse multiplexer'?  IE: to take up to 24 individual
>ISDN Lines and pump into a Max?
>
>  Thanks!
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