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Team,
With ISDN you have two B-channels at 64 Kilobits and one D channel for control information.
And while the Guide I have tells a-little bit about ISDN it does not tell me what Hardware it uses or wireing it uses. Example DOes IDSN use RJ-45,RJ-14 or some other type of connecter.
I did a GOOGLE search and I get tons of hits but everything is long winded. I am looking for some short explnations to my questions. I am sure there will not be many ISDN questions on the network plus Test but I want to be prepared.
mgmguy1
With ISDN you have two B-channels at 64 Kilobits and one D channel for control information.
And while the Guide I have tells a-little bit about ISDN it does not tell me what Hardware it uses or wireing it uses. Example DOes IDSN use RJ-45,RJ-14 or some other type of connecter.
I did a GOOGLE search and I get tons of hits but everything is long winded. I am looking for some short explnations to my questions. I am sure there will not be many ISDN questions on the network plus Test but I want to be prepared.
mgmguy1
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bluemason
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Hey!
ISDN uses the RJ-45 connector...
I took my Network+ last week and I don't recall a single Q on connector types on it - but of course the exam varies so you may very well enounter one
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mgmguy1
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Thanks for the link. I am studying it right now.
A-lot people are saying don't even bother with studying ISDN B/C it's a dieying technologie. At my work we have a department that deals with ISDN equipment and we still get many orders for it every day.
Voice over IP will someday replace ISDN I am sure but for now I wanna make sure i don't miss anything for my test."A lot of fellows nowadays have a B.A., M.D., or Ph.D. Unfortunately, they don't have a J.O.B."
Fats Domino