DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) Business to Business Service

Easton DSL offers high-quality, high-performance broadband Internet access for small and midsize businesses. DSL eliminates the hassles associated with dial-up connections, and gives you access to e-mail and the Internet just by opening your web browser.

Features and Benefits of DSL:

  • Always On - E-mail and Internet access whenever you need it.  Up to 50 times faster than dial-up with speeds up to 1.5Mbps.
  • Accomidates multiple users on one connection, saving the cost of multiple dial-up lines.
  • Scalable
  • Eliminates having to dial-up to the Internet - no more busy signals and re-dialing.
Network Computers for Greater Efficiency

Our business-class DSL router can connect up to 100 users with one DSL line. DSL can also connect remote offices, brance offices, and telecommuters to your company's Local Area Network (LAN), enabling users to work with the same efficiency as they could at "Headquarters."

Service Availability

Easton DSL has two service types available, SDSL and IDSL. ADSL service is not available since it is primarily a residential service.

  • Symmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (SDSL)
    SDSL is a symmetrical service, which means that the upload speed is the same as the download speed. Available in various speeds up to 1.5 Mbps, symmetrical lines are ideal for businesses looking for fractional T-1 speeds to support applications like Web hosting or sending large files.


  • ISDN Digital Subscriber Line (IDSL)
    IDSL is a symmetrical service that can deliver high-speed data communications up to 144 Kbps. With a greater distance capability, IDSL is ideal for businesses located slightly outside the reach of traditional DSL.


    • Dial-up vs. DSL Download Speeds
    Application Dial-up DSL
    1 MB of photos Over 4 minutes About 25 seconds
    1.5 MB research proposal Over 6 minutes About 40 seconds
    2.5 MB MP3 music Over 10 minutes About 60 seconds
    6MB sports/news video clip Over 25 minutes About 2.5 minutes

    *Speed comparisons are based on the following throughput comparisons: 32 Kbps for 56 Kbps modem and 320 Kbps for 768 Kbps DSL.
     
    Products SDSL IDSL
    Max. Distance from CO 17,000' 30,000'
    Downstream & Upstream Speeds (up to) 192/192 K
    384/384 K
    768/768 K
    1.1/1.1 M
    1.5/1.5 M    		 144/144 K

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