Fractional DS1

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Below you will find Frame Relay links that we have found helpful to our past clients. 


  • Frame Relay Quotes
    Free consultation, with Frame Relay availability and price quote comparisons. We will negotiate the best possible pricing for you.
    http://frame-relay-quotes.info
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    ShopforFrameRelay combines real-time Frame Relay quoting technology and unbiased, friendly consultants in order to bring you a seemless bandwidth shopping experience.
    http://shopforframerelay.com
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More info on : fractional DS1

Fractional DS1 lines are less expensive but have a fraction of the capacity of a full T1 line. Because fractional DS1 has the advantage of being repeater driven, it is far more available than DSL lines. Fractional DS1 can be provided to virtually any address in the continental US. Fractional DS1 can be provisioned many miles from the central office. Another advantage of fractional DS1 is that it is far more stable and reliable than DSL, and is often provided with a service level agreement which guarantees it’s reliability. For these reasons, fractional DS1 is a great option for small businesses for which it is essential to have a dedicated (not shared) line, which is very reliable, has guaranteed bandwidth, and/or which need high speed internet but are beyond the reach of DSL. Fractional DS1 lines are commonly confused with burstable T1 (can “burst” up to full T1 when needed) and integrated T1 (can provide multiple services over one T1 line), but actually has different capabilities. (Click here to return to top of page)

For details on any T1 related service, click on the service listed below.

Bonded DS1 | Bonded T1 | Bonded T3 | Buy T1 | Burstable T1 | Burstable T3 | Business T1 | Channelized DS1
Channelized DS3 | Channelized T1 | Data T3 | Dedicated Line | Dedicated T1 | Dedicated VPN | DS1 Data
DS1 Line | DS1 Prices | DS1 Providers | DS1 Voice | DS3 Network | DS3 Prices | DS3 Providers | DS3 Quotes
Dynamic T1 | Fractional DS1 | Fractional T1 | Fractional DS3 | Frame Relay Quotes | Frame Relay T1
Integrated DS1 | Integrated T1 | Integrated T1 PRI | Local Voice T1 | MPLS Network | MPLS T1 | MPLS VPN
Multiprotocol Label Switching | OC3 Quotes | OC3 Prices | Point-to-Point Quotes | Point-to-Point T1 | PRI T1
Price T1 | Price T3 | Purchase T1 | T1-T3 | T1 Business | T1-DS1 | T1 Consultation | T1 Data | T1 Dedicated
T1 Frame Relay | T1 Information | T1 Integrated | T1 Los Angeles | T1 MPLS | T1 New York | T1 PRI
T1 Providers | T1 Voice | T1 VOIP | Telecommunication US | T3 DS3 | T3 Cost | T3 PRI | T3 Quotes | T3 Rates
Virtual Private Networks | Videoconferencing T1 | Voice T3 | SIP T1 | Class of Service | Bonded T1 MPLS
Ethernet over Copper | Colocation Services | Fixed Wireless | Ethernet MPLS | Virtual DIDs |

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 Is OC3 Right for Your Company?

Written by: Dennis Green - Sep 5, 2008


OC3 circuits carry a bandwidth of 155.5 Mbps. OC3 (optical carrier) is the equivalent of three OC1s; each OC1 carries 51.85 Mbps. OC3 facilitates Voice over IP (VOIP), hosting web sites for very large companies, streaming audio and/or video, or video conferencing. OC3 carries enough bandwidth to supply most internet service providers. OC3 is often far more bandwidth than most companies need. For maximum efficiency and reduced cost, other options include: T1 (1.54 Mbps), fractional t1 (less than 1.54 Mbps), integrated T1 (combination of voice and data), bonded T1 (multiple T1 lines), burstable DS3 (T3), T3 (45 Mbps), or integrated T3 (DS3). Each of the services listed above has unique advantages. Which product is best suited for your company depends on your bandwidth applications and projected usage patterns. To check availability and/or pricing for any of the above mentioned service, please use the pricing tool at the top of this page. It’s easy to use, free, and without obligation. (Click here to return to top of page)