Dedicated Internet Access

The fact is you cannot run a lucrative business these days without getting a high-speed dedicated Internet access for your office. Depending on how big your outfit is, you will need both a dedicated Tier 1 network and an Ethernet connection that will work for the specific needs of your office environment.

As far as Internet access goes, DIA connections are hands-down the best and most reliable options you can choose. The name itself says everything you need to know about the service – it’s a dedicated line for a variety of purposes designed to serve your office’s communications needs without having to rely on sub-par performance delivered by DSL or wireless broadband alone. This is because you’re connected directly to your ISP’s core network infrastructure, ensuring that you receive only the best in terms of performance and bandwidth scalability that you can get for your money.

Speedy surfing

T1 connections let your entire network access the Internet with a variety of speeds, depending on the structure and nature of your business. If you’re a company depends on regular surfing to get by, a standard T1 connection (1.5Mbps) will work, or if you really want a fast connection for all your units, go beyond T1 with an NxT1 option.

Of course, e-commerce outfits won’t be able to get by with just your standard T1 connection. That’s where the heavy hitters come in: DS-3 dedicated lines give you speeds of 45Mbps. Higher speed requirements will mean that you need to get a synchronous optical networking (SONET) line, reaching speeds of up to 2488Mbps burst.

You can also have an Ethernet system installed. These DIA solutions offer similar speeds as a digitally multiplexed system, and can be just as dependable. You can choose from a standard Ethernet connection, to a 10 Gigabit Ethernet system that will let you channel record speeds of 1000Mbps.

Do you need a DIA?

Asking yourself this question before buying a DIA might mean you need a high-speed Internet connection. But here are several other things you should ask yourself before looking through the available DIA products:

  • Are you running a business that relies heavily on streaming media?
  • Do you host your own unique servers?
  • Would you like to make the transfer of documents and information from one of your offices to others easier?
  • Do you rely on internal communication applications such as e-mail and web-based programs?
  • Are you interested in creating a virtual private network (VPN)?
  • Do you run a business that is in anyway dealing in e-commerce services?

If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions, you will likely benefit greatly from a DIA setup. Take a look around, you’re sure to find the best service for your business.

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