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Asked by BoyleCom in Conferencing Software, Telecommunications, Networking Hardware
I have a customer who currently has 4 or 5 isdn lines that are dedicated to the video conferencing unit. The end users they talk to are overseas and also use ISDN. The customer wantes to get rid of the ISDN lines and use a T1 or PRI line to provide voice and the video conference lines. They were told there was a box they could get to allow them to use their ISDN video conference unit over the T1 or PRI, instead of the ISDN lines. I am not familiar with this, and am looking for any insight you might be able to offer. Is this possible, and what is the unit called. Thank you in advance for your help.
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