10 Common Questions When My Leased Line Is Going Away
Here are 10 common questions customers may find themselves asking as telecom providers phase out leased line services.
Education
Channel Bank Replacement Using JumboSwitch, JumboBank, and Mini Channel Bank
After their invention in 1962 by Western Electric, for many years, channel banks were a widely popular telecommunications solution used in a variety of applications, including telephone and public safety radio networks.
FXS and FXO: What They Are and Different Phone Applications
In this article, we will explain the difference between FXS and FXO and their practical applications.
JumboSwitch SNMP Integration for Flexible Network Management
The fourth in a four-part JumboSwitch education series, we go over JumboSwitch’s SNMP capability for integrating with existing network management systems.
A Detailed Overview of TCView® Network Management System for JumboSwitch®
The third in a four-part JumboSwitch education series, we will overview TCView, the exclusive Network Management System for JumboSwitch, and provide a look at common user interface pages.
A Closer Look at the JumboSwitch’s Graphical User Interface (GUI)
The second in a four-part JumboSwitch education series, we take a closer look at the inbuilt graphical user interface (GUI).
Troubleshooting at a Glance Using the JumboSwitch’s LED Indicators
The first in a four-part JumboSwitch education series, “Troubleshooting at a Glance” using the JumboSwitch’s built-in, color-coded LED indicators.
Analog Radio over IP: Enhanced Audio with TDM-over-IP
For a reliable and clear audio channel particularly for critical communications, TDM over IP technology is a better alternative.
What is the difference between single mode vs. multimode fiber?
Single mode and multimode are each a type of fiber optic cable used to transmit voice or data between devices, but what's the difference between the two?
Types of Network Topologies
A network topology categorizes all the different elements within a network. This includes repeaters, bridges, gateways, modems, and lines.