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thanks lrmooore. &nbsp;again you seem to know everything! &nbsp;and on a moments notice. &nbsp;some company must be very lucky to have you haha :D
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thanks lrmooore.  again you seem to know everything!  and on a moments notice.  some company must be very lucky to have you haha :D

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Aw, shucks.... thanks for the kind words.<br />
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Aw, shucks.... thanks for the kind words.

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I am configuring our cisco 1720 for a t1 line. &nbsp;just wondering which is the best interface to bind the LAN to, FastEthernet0 or Ethernet0? &nbsp;will it really make that much difference? &nbsp;<br />
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thanks,<br />
mw
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I am configuring our cisco 1720 for a t1 line.  just wondering which is the best interface to bind the LAN to, FastEthernet0 or Ethernet0?  will it really make that much difference?  

thanks,
mw

cisco 1720 csu/dsu question

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