T1 versus DSL
Upon what point should you improve your Internet connection performance to a speedier and more trustworthy T1 line? When looking at possibly swapping out your existing DSL connection, it is important to consider several different issues. Financial damage occurring during the occurrence of connectivity loss and reliability are the largest factors to consider when both large and small business operations. High-speed Internet is crucial for a large number of companies to conduct business over e-mail, video conferencing, and voice-over-Internet telephone applications. Should an outage occur, your business could possibly be impacted on all stages.
Ordinarily, a T1 line can provide a stable bi-directional performance of 1.5 Mbps. Then again, the speed that a DSL connection can operate is fully determined by the distance away from the DSLAM, that is the actual equipment device located in your subdivision by the local phone company. DSL's maximum range is 18,000 feet. Anything over that, the twisted pair line's power is too weak to faithfully receive data.
Customer service is an additional facet that differs between a T1 and DSL line. You will find there is a professional support team assisting with a T1 line. This trained team guarantees a 99.99% uptime, 24 hours a day, everyday of the week, because the system is checked constantly. At the first indication of an outage, the technicians instantly get to troubleshooting to locate the cause of the problem and fix it. On the other hand, DSL service demands that you act by calling customer support and then waiting on hold until a customer support representative is available to answer your call and help you.
Price is the ultimate distinction concerning a T1 and DSL line. Depending on the type of package you have, the price of DSL service may well be between $19 and $79 a month. As lately as a few years ago a T1 line rate averaged around $1,000 per month. This was outside the financial constraints of numerous businesses. Since then the cost of a T1 connection now is priced starting from high $300's to the low $700's monthly, which renders it an option that small businesses and even home offices are more likely to consider. A T1 line is a bit more pricey than DSL, but what is the real cost for your company in case your Internet connection goes down? If you feel that your organization absolutely requires that your personnel, telephone calls, and electronic mail are always kept active, it is mandatory that you ditch DSL and hold a reliable T1 line.
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