Different types of DSL
SYIX.COM currently provides
ADSL, SDSL, and IDSL. However, DSL has many additional
types as well.
When discussing the different
types of DSL it is important to understand the concepts of upstream and downstream. Downstream is like downloading. It means information is traveling from the Internet to your computer. Examples would be opening a web page on your computer screen, or opening e-mail messages.
Upstream, on the other hand, means you are sending information from your computer to the Internet. Examples of information traveling upstream are sending e-mail messages or hosting a web server. If you have ever tried to send e-mail with a large attachment, like pictures, large spreadsheets, or electronic presentations, you understand how a sluggish upstream connection can really slow down your business.
ADSL
(Basic DSL) - This service is designed for the home
user. It supports the connection of 1 PC/Mac to the
DSL line and to the Internet. SYIX.COM DSL can be run on your current phone
line if your address qualifies. The basic DSL Speed is
Up-to 384k download / 128 upload. (By offering this
service we can keep costs competitive and also it extends
the reach of normal DSL products)
SDSL (Symmetrical Digital Subscriber Line)
SDSL is a symmetrical service, which means that information travels upstream and downstream at the same rate. It was designed for applications requiring high speeds in both directions. SDSL speeds begin at 192 Kbps and go as high as 1.1 Mbps. SDSL is well suited for business applications because of its symmetrical nature.
This is the right selection for those with a network.
IDSL (ISDN DSL)
IDSL is essentially used to provide DSL service to customers who do not qualify for SDSL or
ADSL, but who still want high-bandwidth service and
don't want to pay per-minute charges for an ISDN line. IDSL is capable of reaching customers who are up to
30,000 feet away from the telephone company Central Office. IDSL operates at a symmetrical speed of 128 Kbps.
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