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A Business Class DS3/T3 is supplied with an SLA

A DS1/T1 can be a PRI

OC-3 is the equivalent of 155 million bits per second or 155 Mbps.

EoC is an acronym for Ethernet over Copper

Incoming packets in an MPLS network are assigned a label by a label edge router or (LER).

An Optical Carrier Level 1 or OC1 Line is also known as STS-1 (Synchronous Transport Signal)

STS-12 is the abridged term standing for Synchronous Transport Signal level 12. SONET OC and STS transmit the same electrical equivalent, hence the SONET level OC-12 is the same as STS-12.

Codec G.711 transmits at 64 Kbps the most precise in speech transmission

OC-3c as mentioned above concatenates (3) STS-1(OC-1) frames into a single OC-3 mirrored stream of data

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