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

A Business Class DS1/T1 comes with an SLA

Frame Relay is shared line with other subscribers and the bandwidth depends on the current utilization of the line.

Metro Ethernet got its name from mostly being in metropolitan areas

The acronym MPLS stands for Multiprotocol Label Switching

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

An OC12 can transmit data from 336 DS1/T1's /12 DS3T3's or the equivalent in capacity of OC12 = 622.08 Mbps

Codec iLBC (Internet Low Bitrate Codec) transmits at 15 Kbps and is a royalty free narrowband speech codec

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

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