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Internet Connectivity Basics


Overview

Protocols

Encapsulation


Internet Access Types

Dedicated

Terrestrial Options

Install Overview
T1 / Frac T1
ISDN

Multi-Meg Options

DS3
OCx
NxT1


Non-Dedicated

Terrestrial Options

Ethernet
DSL
Satellite
Cable

Wireless

WiMAX

Multi Location Services

Point to Point
Frame Relay
MPLS
Carrier Provided IP-VPN


The Basics of Internet Access for SMBs

Redundant Solutions

Internet Access Lingo and Glossary

Relevant Articles

Questions on Internet Access

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Types

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Differences

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VoIP Basics


News / Events / Conferences

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The Basics

Advanced Usage

VoIP Hardware

VoIP Carriers

IP-PBX

SIP

External Resources

FAQ



Technical

Do 4-way calls impact user licenses?

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Equipment

  • Tell me about a hub.
  • Tell me about PoE.

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Network Services Basics

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Hardware Basics

T1 Router Buying Guide

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Routers

A T1 must be terminated on the users end by a T1 capable router also known as Customer Premise Equipment or CPE. Cisco leads the industry in providing this equipment with their 17xx and 26xx line of routers. Other CPE providers include but aren’t limited to; Tasman Networks, Netopia, Allied Telesyn, and Adtran. Most ISP’s will provide CPE on a rental basis for a nominal charge or at no cost. Buyers should beware exorbitant CPE charges or CPE management fees. As the cost of deploying CPE for any major ISP is low, additional margin may be put into CPE in order to make the T1 monthly charges seem low.

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Router manufactures:

Telesyn 410S

Cisco

Tasman

Adtran

Netopia

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Router configurations:

Cisco

Tasman 1004-2

Telesyn 410s

Adtran 3200

Netopia R5300

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Back-up Options

Backing up a T1 with ADSL on a Cisco Router

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Traditional Voice Basics

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