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Re: [Services] DSL Dry loop signal through patch panel??

Actually, you are staying on topic. The rest of us have veered off.

What we decided to do is let AT&T bring a dry loop into the demarc location on the 1st floor. Management, wisely, does not want to run DSL over the only analog line we have, which is a fax line.

Then, our wiring vendor will take the line from the demarc location and run it up to our wiring closet on the 2nd floor and terminate it in our room at a new RJ11 outlet.

Right now, I am waiting for the AT&T rep to call me back so I can get a final total for installation - probably none since we are not using AT&T for a professional installation - activation and equipment charges.

If I remember correctly, dry loop is $10 more a month.

Once we get that, I will present to management for approval and once approved, we will set up billing and we should be rockin and rollin about 5 business days from that day.

Thanks for asking.
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Sounds like a plan.

From our end, there's going to be 2 Service Orders issued. First is an N order to establish the new service, then a C order to connect the DSL on the loop.

Most of the time both Service Orders are worked at the same time, but not always.

Forgot to mention that it's like real helpful if the contact number on the SO knows somebody that can provide access to the phone room.

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