Re: Old DSL gear.

There has to be a few rural telco's around the country that could put that 
kind of gear to good use.

10 years ago we moved from DSL to wireless.  Nowadays we're just moved the 
gear out to smaller and smaller markets.

What happens if you extend your DSL range  by putting systems further out, 
past the 18k foot mark?
marlon

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "rob servis" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009 2:33 PM
Subject: Re: Old DSL gear.


>> |->> Anyone have a use for Shasta 5000 from Nortel that we will be taking
>> |->> out
>> |->> of service next week? Its only 10 years old. :)
>> |->
>> |->Many 3rd world countries (south/central America, Africa, south-east
>> |->Asia) will take 10 year old gear and thank you for it.
>>
>> It is definately a tough thing to find a place that will take our old
>> equipment when one is 1300 driving KM's away from any large center that
>> has facilities to handle it.
>>
>> I know we sent our old DMS-10 switch to South America when we replaced it
>> with a DMS-100.
>>
>> Not sure what we can do with the Shasta at this point.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Keith
>
> If you find anyone that wants Shasta 5000 parts ... let me know, we have a
> couple decommissioned chassis's with cards as well taking up space in a 
> back
> room.
>
> Rob
>
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