RE: Redundant Power -- MIDRANGE-L

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There is always some single point of failure, some times even beyond
your control.  Such as all of our circuits go through the same local
phone company switch.  A fiber cut a couple of years ago brought down
everything leaving our local city.  All voice, frame relay, and
internet, no matter who the carrier was.
Even our PTP leased lines went away.  All due to a back hoe digging on
the wrong side of the markings for the underground cables.

Christopher Bipes
Information Services Director
CrossCheck, Inc.
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I'm pretty sure it doesn't exist!   (full reduncancy)

I'm not even sure how to decide what's a reasonable length to attempt to
go to...  we kick the idea around here every so often and what would be
involved gets overwhelming with even the most basic brainstorming.

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