The only difference I would be able to see is that they would not be
able to put the limits on a T1 line like they can with a home level
DSL line. Also I would think throughput would generally be a little
better. But that is only conjecture.
That being said. They were very expensive at one time.
Stewart
At 10:06 AM 6/13/2008, you wrote:
I need a technology update. Somebody just asked me about dropping DSL for
a T1 line.
Is not T1 old infrastructure that phone vendors are looking to unload on
the unwary? I know that T1 is regulated and comes with SLAs (Service
Level Agreements), but I think that would have little meaning to most
customers and would just make it more expensive than equivalent-speed DSL.
Also, is it not true that provisioning and maintaining T1 is more
complicated?
I see some articles on the web touting T1, but it looks like the web is
being salted by carriers who want to sell T1.
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