E1 transfer with wireless

RouterOS Wireless Networking
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I am writing to know what kind of devices should be used to transfer E1 with Mikrotik wireless links?
I have seen that radwin company who uses Mikrotik equipments has used a series of convector devices.
Has anyone used such devices yet?
Do you know any company that sells such devices?

Thanks and regards,

2

Tested 5GHz link with converter (e1 to ethernet). Not working correctly. If U must send e1 over radio (free band) use radwin (winlink family).

3

Hi,

I just did a similar link in India, let me know the exact distance and all other relvant details I might be able to help you in this. Where are you located?

regards

Mankomal Singh
mankomal [at] gmail [dot] com

4

i think there are couple of ways doing E1 over ethernet. we have worked out a solution on the same.

5

this is news to me that Radwin used Mikrotik devices?? it is true?

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Hi,

You should try IPMUX-1L (1xE1) or IPMUX-2L (2xE1) or IPMUX-4L (4xE1) from RAD DATA COM. depends on your number of E1 requirements.
These devices can work as expected according to my practical experiences…
For multipoint to point set up, you must use a device with higher E1 capacity naturally…

Regards

Ali

7

have you tried them with Mikrotik radios and routerboards??

8

No. But there is no reason that they can not work together properly..

Regards

Ali

9

reasking the same question… as per the quoted text above is it true that RadWin use Mikrotik hardware??

10

See the below link from RAD. This product is for use with generic Ethernet radios. All of the traffic priority control is done withing the MUX and not the radio.




http://www.rad.com/14/E1-T1-Circuit-Emulation-and-LAN-over-Fixed-Wireless-Ethernet-Radio/4272/#

11

is that the reason RAD or Ceragon use an ODU and IDU in combinations?? while with Mikrotik we only use the ODU ??

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From what I understand you put both your LAN traffic and E1/T1 traffic thru there mux. This allows them to prioritize T1 traffic over the LAN traffic.
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