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T3 Line

All You Want To Know About T3 Line Bandwidth

When we say T3 or DS3, then it essentially means the same. There are two different words of the same technology. Nowadays, a lot of ISP providers are offering internet connectivity commercially with the use of T3. They are offering lucrative offer with package of free installations and few other goodies.

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Big Business and the T3 Line

A T3 line has adequate bandwidth to transmit frame-to-frame video and huge capacity database even over packed networks in real time. T3 lines are used for data needs over very long distance.

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Things To Know About A T3 Line

A T3 line has sufficient bandwidth to transmit real-time full-motion video and huge databases over busy networks. A T3 line represents a bandwidth equal to 28 T1 lines or to about 672 64-Kbps voice or data channels. T3 lines are generally used as the framework of a business headquarter network. Around the globe, major Internet service providers have T3 lines as their fundamental structure.

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Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by Telecom Consultant - July 1, 2009 at 8:56 AM

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Modern Day Rise Of T3 Lines

T1 and T3 lines are common leased lines used in the area of telecommunications. Both T1 and T3 are reserved circuits that operate on fiber optic or copper wire cables. A T1 line is a completely digital line and it can handle 24 voice calls simultaneously. A T3 line is a completely digital line but equivalent to 28 T1 lines.

A single T3 line can handle 672 voice calls simultaneously providing a high-speed Internet connection of approximately 45 Mbps. It’s an integrated service and it can work as combination of lesser voice calls with high-speed Internet. One T3 line has enough bandwidth to transmit full-motion, real-time videos and database on busy networks. Besides long-distance T3 line also commonly forms the basis of a major business network headquarter.

All over the world, big Internet providers are running on the network on T3 lines. Mostly, organizations pay monthly or yearly rent for T1 and T3 lines. Even though it’s greatly useful, most organizations and individuals are prevented from using T3 leased line because of heavy costs. Monthly rent for a T1 line can start from $250 and above. For T3 line monthly rent usually starts from $2,800.

T3 lines are mainly used to provide data networking and/or voice services amongst different offices of an organization that are geographically very far across. This is one main reason that even with its not-so-low-cost most global institutions like big universities and large corporations choose T3 lines for their networking base.

Today, usage of T3 lines is growing at a rapid pace because of the emerging new technologies coming to market that need a T3 line’s speed and reliability. Some such latest technologies are voice-over-IP, virtual meetings, telepresence and IP telephony.

There is one other reason that makes corporations choose T3 over T1. When such organizations need more capacity at a short notice they have to buy access capacity which costs them even more than a normal T3 line would cost initially.

Today, the world is perhaps in its most frugal shape than many from our generation have ever seen it. Organizations are increasingly looking to cut down costs by reducing their overheads and variable expenses. Most organizations have already ceased a lot of discretionary spending such as travel, meeting, transportation, etc. Hence there is an automatic pressure on these organizations to offset it by increasing their performance level and that’s where T3′s strength is.

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Importance Of Having A T3 Line

A T3 line has adequate bandwidth to transmit frame-to-frame video and huge capacity database even over packed networks in real time. T3 lines are used for data needs over very long distance. Also, T3 line forms the basis of business networks hubs for big organizations. Most big Internet carriers around the world rely on T3 lines to form their core business platform.

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An Explanation To DS3 Bandwidth

T1's, the product of telecom are what many businesses use. The reason for this has to do with the reliability. Internet services like cable, dsl, and satellite, could not deliver the needed reliability to many companies. At full capacity, the DS3 has the same capacity as 28 T1's together. Delivery of DS3 comes through a dedicated network made of copper and in some cases fiber. This networks known as an LEC.

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Categories: Bandwidth DS3, CLEC, DS1, DS3, DS3 Bandwidth, DS3 Line, DS3 Lines, LEC, T1, T1 Line, T1 Lines, T3, T3 Line, T3 Lines, Telecom   Tags: , , , , , , ,

The Different Things You Should Know About Ds3 Bandwidth

A dedicated LEC network constructed of fiber or more traditionally copper, delivers Ds3. Twenty-eight T1's work the same as one Ds3 working at full capacity. T1s have been known by businesses to be more reliable than Satellite, Cable, and DSL. Telecom originally produced the T1 product.

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A Guide To Understanding DS3 Bandwidth

DS-3 is delivered through a dedicated LEC either through fiber or through more traditional copper networks. When working at full capacity DS-3 has the same capacity as 28 T1s. T1, belongs to telecom products. It actually has more reliability than DSL, Cable, and Satellite.

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What Are Bonded T1 Lines?

T1 technology has a consistent speed of transmission and very little downtime. Any kind of downtime is usually resolved within 4 to 24 hours. There are less expensive options for internet connectivity; however they are not as accessible or they are not as reliable as T1 technology.

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The Advantages Of Bonded T1 Lines

Many businesses rely on T1 technology because of its reputation for low downtime and guaranteed high speeds regardless of time of day or amount of customers in the surrounding area. DSL can experience downtimes of up to 2 weeks. T1 lines rarely experience downtimes and if they do they are functional within 4 to 24 hours.

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