A leased line connection is a point-to-point link giving you a true "guaranteed" bandwidth for your local loop. DSL is more of a shared network, so guarantees will be much lower however allowing you to burst to certain capacity. A thing to ask your DSL provider is if their DSL network is going to be routed or bridged.
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