For those of you who are new to the T1 world here is some information that may help [...]…

Many businesses as well as people who are sick of standard telephone service are opting for the new T1 providers to service their particular region. There is a downside to the T1 service however. Often times when the lines are utilized they can run to …

Now a days all the corporate and government sector, the academic institutions in large metros are using the Metro Ethernet in which they connect their branch offices to their intranet. The unique feature which distinguishes itself from other SDH connec…

Ethernet is used over a wide range in the corporate and government services, colleges, universities, schools. It offers remarkably high bandwidth with a fine granularity that you can’t get with the traditional SDH. One more advantage of the Ether…

Ethernet is the most flexible of all solutions. Most Ethernet services allow the subscribers to increase bandwidth dynamically. Another good point is that the subscribers are not required to purchase new equipment or technical assistance for these chan…

A T3 line has sufficient bandwidth to transmit real-time full-motion video and huge databases over busy networks. A T3 line represents a bandwidth equal to 28 T1 lines or to about 672 64-Kbps voice or data channels. T3 lines are generally used as the f…

T1 and T3 lines are common leased lines used in the area of telecommunications. Both T1 and T3 are reserved circuits that operate on fiber optic or copper wire cables. A T1 line is a completely digital line and it can handle 24 voice calls simultaneous…

The fiber optics network was over built. This has lead to many fibers in the network that are currently not in use. In fact there are many fibers that have never been used. A fiber that is in use transmits light pulses and is called lit fiber. A fiber …