Both Internet T1 and Ethernet solutions aim to fulfill the same roll as high-speed, high-performance networks. However, Ethernet solutions substantially out perform Internet T1 services in a handful of different ways and with high-end services from every leading provider in the industry, it's never been easier to make the switch to Ethernet.
In short, T1 solutions are relatively similar to business DSL services as both run through the phone lines. However, T1 solutions out perform DSL solutions as they’re dedicated lines serving only one user and not shared with other surrounding systems. Internet T1 packages also include VoIP support that business DSL simply does not.
With a T1 line it's simple; there aren’t many options other than what provider to chose. Ethernet provides options. Ethernet over Copper provides symmetrical bandwidth ranging from 2Mbps to 20Mbps. Ethernet over Fiber provides higher bandwidth options for larger companies or companies looking to move massive amounts of data extremely quick. Ethernet over Fiber solutions typically range from 3Mbps all the way through 100Gbps with and although the physical limitations of electrical cable impede on speeds over 10Gbps, the physical limitations of Ethernet over Fiber have not been reached. Both Ethernet over Copper or Ethernet over Fiber are often available to customers to satisfy their Internet, voice, point-to-point, MPLS, and integrated needs at costs lower than what they’re currently paying for T1 service!
Aside from minimal (and constantly shrinking) limitations as to where Ethernet services can be installed, Ethernet solutions blow Internet T1 lines out of the water.
Those looking for top-notch, high-speed, reliable network solutions need to look no further – make the switch today.
A Representative from Fastblue is always available to discuss how we can help grow your business and answer any questions you may have about our products or services. Please call us at 888-972-BLUE or Click Here to let us know the best way to contact you.
With a T1 line it's simple; there aren’t many options other than what provider to chose. Ethernet provides options. Ethernet over Copper provides symmetrical bandwidth ranging from 2Mbps to 20Mbps. Ethernet over Fiber provides higher bandwidth options for larger companies or companies looking to move massive amounts of data extremely quick. Ethernet over Fiber solutions typically range from 3Mbps all the way through 100Gbps with and although the physical limitations of electrical cable impede on speeds over 10Gbps, the physical limitations of Ethernet over Fiber have not been reached. Both Ethernet over Copper or Ethernet over Fiber are often available to customers to satisfy their Internet, voice, point-to-point, MPLS, and integrated needs at costs lower than what they’re currently paying for T1 service!
Benefits of Ethernet:
- High-Bandwidth : Far surpassing it’s original 10Mbps top speed; Ethernet solutions are now available with speeds ranging from 2Mbps all the way to 100Gbps.
- Scalability : Top service providers all offer Ethernet solutions in a variety of bandwidth options incrementally increasing from 2Mbps through 100Gbps.
- Flexibility : When your company grows, your data needs grow as well. Conveniently, the same router that handles your initial 10Mbps Ethernet solution also functions with the 100Mbps you now need.
- Security : Ethernet lines keep your top secret data secure within your own private network and make it easy to transport important data between coworkers and workgroups.
Aside from minimal (and constantly shrinking) limitations as to where Ethernet services can be installed, Ethernet solutions blow Internet T1 lines out of the water.
Those looking for top-notch, high-speed, reliable network solutions need to look no further – make the switch today.
A Representative from Fastblue is always available to discuss how we can help grow your business and answer any questions you may have about our products or services. Please call us at 888-972-BLUE or Click Here to let us know the best way to contact you.
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