Port

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An Access Loop alone does not provide Internet access. The access loop must be connected to a portal or “port” of an Internet Service Provider in order for the user to have IP connectivity. The port of an ISP is found on an edge router housed in a telecom facility nearest to the user’s premise. These edges are called Points of Presence or POPs.

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