Concur. Most T1 lines come with service level agreements on the
order of 99+% uptime guaranteed. Imagine getting that from cable. ;^)
On Oct 24, 2007, at 6:36 PM, Mason Miller wrote:
It may not be as fast, but it will be more steady and reliable in
most cases. You pay a lot more, but your bandwidth to the other
end of the connection is guaranteed, and if it goes down you will
see the telco there in hours, not days. It is a different type of
service.
Mason
Jay Montero wrote:
Oh, I see. Still I cannot understand why DSL is so much faster
than T1. My company is looking at getting a T1 line (we cannot
get DSL or cable) and it is going to cost many times what we used
to pay for DSL in our old location yet it will be less than half
as fast.
on Tue, 23 Oct 2007, mike wrote:
By definition a T1 is only 1.5. If it was more, it wouldn't be a
T1.
Mike
On 10/23/07, Jay Montero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am curious why in this day & age T1 lines max out at 1.5Mbps
while DSL
and cable speeds are many times faster.
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