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

November 21, 2024
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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.

Colocation is Often Cost Effective Bandwidth
Colocation is locating your servers in a colocation facility, also known as a carrier hotel. Advantages of this approach include ready availability of low cost bandwidth including DS3, Carrier Ethernet and SONET Fiber Optic OCx options. These data centers also offer backup power, environmental control and high levels of security.

DS3 as an Internet Backbone
DS3 service configured as an dedicated Internet port offers 45 Mbps of upload and download bandwidth. This is ideal for small and medium size ISPs and WISPs. that have exceeded the capacity available from multiple T1 lines.

What is the T-Carrier System?
T-Carrier is a set of standards developed by the Bell Telephone Companies back in the 1950s. These include T1 and T3 lines. They also define digital signal levels such as DS0, DS1 and DS3. DS0 is 64 Kbps, DS1 is 1.5 Mbps and DS3 is 45 Mbps.

What is Fractional DS3 Service?
Fractional DS3, as the name implies, is a fraction of the full DS3 bandwidth of 45 Mbps. Companies order fractional DS3 when they don't need or want to pay for the full bandwidth offered by DS3. Even with fractional DS3, you still need the full coaxial or optical hardware support for 45 Mbps signaling. At low fractional requirements, bonded T1 lines offer a more cost effective solution.

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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