Get Ethernet Over Copper Connectivity

Be it a big or small business, everyone wants more and As suggested in the name, Ethernet

operates on copper pairs while offering exactly similar reliability as optic fiber network

connection and For those who believe that fiber optic works the best for circuits, it is time to

break the illusion. Its time for ethernet first mile.

If more bandwidth is needed by the company, then the best option would be to go for optical

fiber network or any other fiber based Ethernet connection.

A DS3 circuit can also be considered as another option. If one compares it with the optical fiber

based Ethernet network connection that provides similar bandwidth, the installation of EoC

circuits take a very short time (around 40 days or so).

What's more is the service agreement between the supplier and the company that had been made

during the T1 lease line installation remains the same. A bit more cash could get you a digital

ISDN line, bumping up the bandwidth to a heady 128kbps, and you'd be really flying. The last

one was for the big boys.

A "Leased Line" was (still is) a dedicated, always-on connection

and you decided on the speed. Broadband changed things. Rubbish bins quickly filled with old

modems as businesses big and small jumped on the broadbandwagon, surfing the internet at

amazing speeds and starting an online revolution .Many firms ditched expensive Kilostreams in

favour of "Virtual Private Networks".

The "A" stands for Asynchronous, ie. you download faster than you upload. You receive faster

than you send. For instance, a typical 2MB/s ADSL has a download speed of 2MB/s, but only

has an upload speed of 128 kb/s, a whole lot slower. So ADSL is fine for surfing the net, and it's

slow sending speed rarely affects your email messaging.

For more information - EFM