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The Internet is a global network of interconnected computers that enables users to share information along multiple channels.

The Internet World Wide Web (WWW) is a hypertext interface to Internet information resources.

An Internet T1 is a digital transmission link with a signaling speed of 1.544 Mbps (1,544,000 bits per second) in both directions (i.e. send and receive) that runs on a standard for digital transmission in North America (the United States and Canada) that is part of a progression of digital transmission pipes, a hierarchy known generically as the DS (Digital Signal Level) hierarchy that provides a solid connection to the Internet for businesses of all sizes.

TCP is a reliable connection-oriented protocol that establishes a connection between the two computer systems that intend to exchange data over the Internet such as your PC and the host computer that may be thousands of miles away.

Because a single message is often broken into many packets, TCP marks these packets with sequence numbers before sending them. The sequence numbers allow the receiving system to properly reassemble the packets into the original original order.

You can use Ethernet to connect your network to the Internet, extend your LAN to remote employees, trading partners, or an Ethernet-powered Wide Area Network (WAN). Connecting to the Internet over Ethernet is becoming a popular carrier service.

Use our brokerage service to compare business Internet bandwidth options from T1 to 10 Gbps to meet heavy data demands across major carriers.

A Tier 2 Internet Service Provider (ISP) is a local Internet provider offering T1 or DS3 service in a regional area that might have their own facilities interconnecting different serving offices in a region, but they would have to send the traffic to a Tier I provider if the traffic goes outside their region. Tier 2 ISPs makes money by buying a fixed amount of bandwidth, and then selling it to many subscribers at an over-subscription ratio that maintains a diluted version of Tier 1 performance that is still acceptable in service quality.

A Virtual Private Network (VPN) operates over the public Internet using a network security method called tunneling in which the hardware infrastructure that connects Internet or intranet links creates a virtual encrypted path from site to site.

If a T1 service does not provide enough bandwidth to meet your needs, you probably need an Internet T3 (DS3) that is offered at speeds of up to 45 Mbps (usually from 3 Mbps to 45 Mbps or just 45 Mbps, depending on your needs).

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