Re: Packet-oriented versus Connection-oriented

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tc1uscg join:2005-03-09 Saint Clair Shores, MI	reply to Test99 Re: Packet-oriented versus Connection-oriented said by Test99 : One place in a WiMax network where there should be some savings is back at the central office. WiMax is a packet-oriented protocol, in contrast to the connection-oriented protocols used in conventional switches. According to reports, a conventional switch can easily cost a million dollars. The routers for WiMax should cost substantially less. So, what's the stop these "conventional" switches from installing new IP based switches like the Nortel Session switches? Knowing some contractors who work in these CO's, these "conventional" switches are already being offloaded to the newer systems. Give the telco's a little credit. They have been handling IP traffic for a few years now with most of it from VoIP providers who didn't have that connectivity to the rest of the world.
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Test99 Premium join:2003-04-24 San Jose, CA ·DSL EXTREME ·InPhonex	said by tc1uscg : So, what's the stop these "conventional" switches from installing new IP based switches like the Nortel Session switches? Nothing at all. I imagine Sprint will choose something like that. The people who say Sprint has underestimated the cost of the new network are arguing that it will cost more because it cost more to install the original cellular networks. But that is an apples-and-oranges comparison, because IP switches are less expensive. -- 50775@fwd.pulver.com
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