Aw: T1/E1 Remote Monitoring Von: Ralf Josephy An: Newsletter@dpstele, leonid.golstein@computacenter, Wolfram Lakaszus , [email protected], Rolf Nestele , [email protected] Datum: 26.10.2013 09:26:23 I want to ask Conet for project setup. My last visit in Bochum was TMS problem - Wolfram told me learn SOAP with the IBM - Dr. Materna. I wrote a class RemoteCochlear to gain accass to TMS - transkraniel magnestimulation - and told Wolfram there was corruption affaire with Martina Rohde and Andrea Kern. Only woman with bad diplomas (2,3 ...3, 3.1) where able to fullfill the specific needs of the BSI/BVA. Regards, Ralf Joephy Gesendet: Freitag, 25. Oktober 2013 um 23:50 Uhr Von: Mac Smith An: [email protected] Betreff: T1/E1 Remote Monitoring Hi Ralf, DPS Telecom Do you have T1 or E1 in your network? If thats the transport you have available, it just make sense to use RTUs that natively support T1/E1. Since most RTUs are LAN-only, you may not have realized that this was even a possibility. In reality, a T1/E1 RTU can give you monitoring and several routed LAN ports for less than a typical LAN card from your transport manufacturer. Video: These RTUs support your T1 or E1, allowing you to use WAN transport to transmit alarm monitoring data. They can report back to a DPS master station or SNMP manager, and you can also get the necessary WAN muxes and VLAN routers from DPS: Play T1/E1 RTU Video In case youre looking for something else, here are the Top 5 most important areas of the DPS website: Helpful white paper tutorials (PDFs) Case studies of real-world monitoring All DPS products DPS company profile Ask a question or request pricing Best Regards, Mac Smith Mac Smith Sales DPS Telecom 559-454-1600 P.S. Ive attached a copy of our 2013 Product Showcase for you to look over. 2013 DPS Product Showcase To stop receiving The Protocol newsletter and related emails, visit: dpstele/support/elist/settings.php Mac Smith Mac Smith 559-454-1600
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