Fixed Rate Circuits.
ISDN 64k or 128k
T-1 1.5Mbps
T-3 or DS3 45Mbps
OC-3 155Mbps
OC-12 622Mbps
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For ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network), the hardware required typically includes an ISDN terminal adapter or an ISDN modem, which connects to the user's device and the ISDN line. On the software side, users may need drivers or configuration software to manage the connection. In contrast, ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) requires an ADSL modem or router to connect to the telephone line, and it usually includes built-in software for configuration and management. Additionally, users may need a compatible computer or device with an Ethernet port to connect to the ADSL modem.
Possible yes, practical/efficient no.
An isdn stands for integrating services digital network ,it is a communication media througt which we can transmitte our voice,video and data, in isdn line two modem are used to for commnication one at source and other at the destination ,these modems are called isdn modem this is Qadar wafa from Kabul qadarwafa_4all@yahoo.com qadarwafa@multinet.af qadar-08@hotmail.com
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Since this was posted under Cable Modems, I'm assuming that you are asking about the (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS) cable modem which allows different cable companies and different cable modem manufactures all to adhere to a uniform set of protocols and modulation schemes to allow for inter and intra market competition. Go to Wikipedia and search DOCSIS for more information if that truly was your question.
first of all isdn is integrated sevice digital netork it is used for all the communications n -isdn and b-isdn are the parts of isdn n -isdn is the first generation isdn it uses 64-kpbs channel and has acircuit switching implementation b-isdn is the second generation isdn it supports uery high data rates 100 and more mbps it supports packet switching
No, an ISDN phone is not compatible with a DSL line. ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) and DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) are different technologies that serve distinct purposes. ISDN is used for digital voice and data transmission over traditional telephone lines, while DSL provides high-speed internet access. To use a DSL line, you would need a DSL modem and a compatible voice-over-IP (VoIP) service or standard analog phone.
B-ISDN is a circuit switching process. The N-ISDN is a virtual switching process (packets). ISDN stands for Integrated Service Digital Network.
Connecting a non-ISDN terminal to ISDN through a TA