Ethernet 10 Mbps Fiber T1 Line Replacement
Ethernet lit buildings offer Carrier Ethernet over Fiber in bandwidths from 10 Mbps and up. 10 Megabits point to point private line or dedicated Internet access is often adequate for small business operations and costs about what you pay for 1.5 Mbps T1 lines that are now being discontinued. Ethernet WAN offers easy interface and fast scalability up to 10 Gbps, with 100 Gbps available in some areas. Find out what network services and pricing are available now for your commercial business building anywhere in the U.S. Simply use this handy form...

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Ethernet FAQ:

WAN Bottlenecks Easily Unclogged
Your Wide Area Network or WAN may be the bottleneck in your network when you have significant voice or data transfer between facilities. With lower line prices available, unclogging the WAN can cost less than you think and can unleash higher business productivity. Metro and Carrier Ethernet services from 10 Mbps to 1 Gbps give you the WAN bandwidth you need.

What is Mid-Band Ethernet?
Mid-Band Ethernet is a WAN or Wide Area Network technology that delivers 2 to 45 Mbps over existing copper pair wiring. This bandwidth range falls neatly in between T1 lines at 1.5 Mbps and DS3 service, usually provided over fiber optic carriers, at 45 Mbps. As a native Ethernet delivery system, mid-band Ethernet offers an easy way to extend the corporate network beyond the premises.