DSL
DSL stands for Digital Subscriber Line. DSL technology utilizes higher frequencies on standard copper telephone wires to transmit data at speeds up to 7. ... DSL connections are high-speed, always-on connections with wide availability and low cost making them attractive for residents and small-to-medium sized businesses. By utilizing the unused higher frequencies on standard copper telephone lines, DSL service providers now can transport internet data traffic along with traditional analog voice calls through the public telephone network. ... With DSL, a business can set up a website to market and sell products and services directly to customers and facilitate communications with suppliers to shorten the customer sales cycle. ... DSL heightens the online experience by allowing the user to move more quickly from website to website, download information faster and more efficiently, and send/receive large files from customers or partners. ... DSL enables companies to setup Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) for employees, suppliers, and partners that decrease operating costs and increase employee efficiency. ... Voice: DSL can work with traditional switch-based telephone service or replace it all together. Line sharing allows your DSL service to utilize the higher frequencies on your telephone line to transmit data. ... VoDSL (Voice over DSL) replaces your traditional telephone service by converting voice signals to data packets that travel over your DSL connection along with your data traffic.