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Yikes! That sounds like a new one for the books. I used to do office moves. Order frame-relay circuits, either a new Cisco router or pick up the old one and move, either a new key system / hybrid / pbx (depending on office size) or move the old. Always new switches (to test the cabling out beforehand). Arrange with telco for the cutover. If new T1's for voice, point the 800's to the new voice circuits. Got out of that long enough ago to not have to worry about e-mail and DSL lines.

Learn something new every day.



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