Need T1 point-to-point advice/help

you will need routers at each of the remote office, that can handle a t1 connection then you will need a switch on the inside for client connectivity.
you will also need a router that can handle the other t1 connections at the main building...
when you call about ordering those circuits you maybe able to rent or lease the routers from the service provider.

I realize that we're going to need routers and some sort of CSU?Dsu device, but was hoping for recommendations of reasonably priced models.  I have no idea what to buy, I normally use ZyWALL and SonicWALL routers for DSL/Cable connectins.

Cisco routers would work well, but are pricey, that is why i was saying about leasing them per month they would add to the cost of the service...a cisco 800 series router would be a good model, support lan, wireless and some other functions

The Cisco 800 series is in the right price range, but I can't for the life of me find how to connect one to a T1 point-to-point liine.  The AdTran DSU/CSU units I've seen have an RS232 output.
Or are you suggesting that I could connect any router directly to the T1?

If you are going to use a Cisco router you need to buy a T1 module for it, sometime the bundle it and sell it with the t1 module or CSU/DSU with it. I'm positive that the 800 series comes with fixed ports to support LAN, DSL and Wireless but T1 support is not one of the them. For T1 support you need to buy an 1800 series router with WIC-1DSU-T1 card, you can buy it as a bundle as well. With the 1800 and the T1 module now you have an integrated DSU/CSU and you do all the configuration from them console to set up Point-to-Point T1 connectinos.

Thanks, This is what I was loooking for.  Research was beginning to point to the Cisco 1800 series  with T1 card or AdTran NV3200 and NV3430 products.
Can I put two T1 modules in a Cisco 1800 router?

Thanks, I don't know if we're going with Cisco (because of cost), but if we do, I now have a head stsrt.