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Intelligent multiplexers with digital cross-connect capability-a requirement in network evolution

Stephen Hearst

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Telephone companies and interexchanged carriers are offering new network-based services that include special services provisioning and increased bandwidth to the customer premises. Such services require totally network-compatible customer premises equipment, and remote maintenance is important to keep costs down. Thus, there is synergy between an intelligent, network-compatible DS1 multiplexer and a digital cross-connected system in a central office or point of presence. Adding common network management expands the concept to a broad section of the carrier's customer base. End-to end voice and data services can be provisioned digitally through the carrier's central office-a precursor to ISDN (integrated services digital network) services and a migration path in network evolution.>

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Telephone companies and interexchanged carriers are offering new network-based services that include special services provisioning and increased bandwidth to the customer premises. Such services require totally network-compatible customer premises equipment, and remote maintenance is important to keep costs down. Thus, there is synergy between an intelligent, network-compatible DS1 multiplexer and a digital cross-connected system in a central office or point of presence. Adding common network management expands the concept to a broad section of the carrier's customer base. End-to end voice and data services can be provisioned digitally through the carrier's central office-a precursor to ISDN (integrated services digital network) services and a migration path in network evolution.>

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Telephone companies and interexchanged carriers are offering new network-based services that include special services provisioning and increased bandwidth to the customer premises. Such services require totally network-compatible customer premises equipment, and remote maintenance is important to keep costs down. Thus, there is synergy between an intelligent, network-compatible DS1 multiplexer and a digital cross-connected system in a central office or point of presence. Adding common network management expands the concept to a broad section of the carrier's customer base. End-to end voice and data services can be provisioned digitally through the carrier's central office-a precursor to ISDN (integrated services digital network) services and a migration path in network evolution.>

Key concepts: Provisioning, Integrated Services Digital Network, Computer network, Computer science, Multiplexer, Telecommunications, Telecommunications service, Core network

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