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A DS3/T3 transmits data at a rate of 45 megabits per second rounded up from 44.736

A DS1/T1 is also called a Dedicated DS1/T1

T1/DS1 Lines are the equivalent of 24 phone lines or 24 DS0's. A DS1/T1 can handle 1.5 million bits per second or 1.5Mbps.

Ethernet was developed around the 1970s by Xerox Corporation by an experimental coaxial cable network to transmit data up to 3 Mbps.

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.

An OC1 or Optical Carrier Level 1 is a SONET line and transmits data at a rate of 51.84 megabits per second with a payload of 50.112 Mbps and an overhead of 1.728 Mbps over optical fiber

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.

A T1 Line/1.54 MB can transmit 24 simultaneous calls via VoIP at 64 KB using Codec G.711 or G.722

OC-3 are called OC-3c when not being multiplexed from a single data source, the letter "c" (standing for concatenated)

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