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A T3/DS3 Line is synonymous with a DS3/T3 Line

A DS1/T1 Line is synonymous with a DS1/T1 Line

T4 or DS-4 is the equivalent of 6 T3 Lines. The capacity is 274 million bits per second or 274 Mbps.

GigE stands for Gigabit Ethernet

Packets are forwarded along a Label Switch Path or (LSP), where each label switch router (LSR) prioritizes each label whether it be Data, Video, Voice, etc. solely based on the contents of the label.

The 155.52 Mbps of an OC3 Line has a payload of 148.608 Mbps an overhead of 6.912 Mbps which includes path overhead using fiber optics

SPE (Synchronous Payload Envelope) is the electronic envelope that transmits the data over the OC12 Line also known as the Payload.

VoIP can replace your local analog telephone line/s

An OC3 is also known as STM-1x (Synchronous Transport Module)

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