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How many T1's in an OC48? - Answers

A OC48 is the equivalent of 1600 T1 lines or a little more than 56 T3 lines and can carry a total signal at 2488 megabits per second. It's generally used for connecting extremely large computer networks to each other over long distances and works only over fiber optic connections. www.intelletrace.com



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A OC48 is the equivalent of 1600 T1 lines or a little more than 56 T3 lines and can carry a total signal at 2488 megabits per second. It's generally used for connecting extremely large computer networks to each other over long distances and works only over fiber optic connections. www.intelletrace.com



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A OC48 is the equivalent of 1600 T1 lines or a little more than 56 T3 lines and can carry a total signal at 2488 megabits per second. It's generally used for connecting extremely large computer networks to each other over long distances and works only over fiber optic connections. www.intelletrace.com

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