DOCSIS 3.1 Gigabit Cable Broadband DeKalb, Illinois - 1,000 Mbps Business Internet Access for DeKalb, Illinois

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DS3 vs Multiple T1 Lines
Bonding T1 lines for greater bandwidth is a good value up to about 8x or 9x bonding. Above that, it makes better economic sense to order DS3 service over fiber or T3 copper line. In metropolitan areas with high levels of buildout, the decision point may be less than 8 T1 lines.

When to Use Pseudowires
A pseudowire is a virtual "circuit" that emulates a traditional digital telecom service but on a packet switched network. MPLS networks are especially suitable for pseudowires. By using a pseudowire circuit, you can get the point to point connectivity you desire without having to re-engineer your facilities to accommodate a different protocol network.

Applications Demanding DS3 Bandwidth
DS3 transport is often used for real time video transport, high resolution images, large engineering files, and data backups to remote data centers. You can get this bandwidth through fiber optic delivery or over copper coaxial lines, called T3 lines.

How Does DS3 differ from T3?
The terms DS3 and T3 are often used interchangeably. Both refer to a TDM (Time Division Multiplexing) digital telecom service operating at 45 Mbps. Strictly speaking, DS3 is the digital signal level that can be carried by either copper or fiber physical links. T3 is the T-Carrier standard for DS3 over coaxial copper service.

The Importance of DS0
DS0 and DS3 are part of the same set of digital signal standards. DS0 is 64 Kbps, the bandwidth required to support one telephone call of 8 bits at a sampling rate of 8 Kbps. DS3 has a speed of 44,736 Kbps, commonly referred to as 45 Mbps. This speed level was chosen so that 672 DS0s could be multiplexed into one DS3. One DS3 can also multiplex 28 DS1 services. DS1 is the signal level transmitted on a T1 line.

DOCSIS 3.1 Gigabit Cable Broadband
Gigabit broadband Internet service offering 1,000 Mbps download and up to 100 Mbps upload over DOCSIS 3.1 standard cable broadband for commercial business and organizational applications. DS3, Ethernet over Copper and Fiber bandwidth, including Managed SDN Software Defined Networking and SD-WAN, are also available. Find out in seconds what network services and pricing are available now for your location anywhere in the U.S. Simply use this handy form...

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