• Local Voice T1’s provide local calling area access with up to 24 channels of utilization per T1.
• T1’s can be configured to provide direct inward dial and direct outward dial numbers.
• Local Voice T1’s can be provisioned as fully integrated circuits carrying local voice, switched or dedicated long distance voice, and fractional Dedicated Internet Access.
• Copper Lines, or Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS), provide dial tone and access to nationwide and international carriers.

• Switch Long Distance is the access of a long distance provider through a business line (POTS).
• Dedicated Long Distance is the access of a long distance provider through a dedicated circuit. Here, customers have the ability to dial long distance calls directly into the provider’s network, avoiding local line charges.

• DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) is a technology for bringing high-bandwidth information to small businesses over ordinary copper telephone lines.
• DIA (Dedicated Internet Access) is connectivity from a customer’s location to the Internet. Speeds range from 128k to OC48.
• MPLS is a technological method of transporting voice, data and video with the ability to guarantee Qos over your WAN. It’s a great solution for businesses that want to connect three or more locations. Available both domestically and internationally.
• VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a way to use a public Internet to provide remote offices or individual users with secure access to their organization’s network.
• A Point to Point circuit, or Private Lines, is connectivity between two locations. It can connect host and remote locations in a secure dedicated connection.

• A smart alternative to building and managing your own data center facility. Co-location provides businesses with a state of the art solution that enables you to reap the benefits of a world class facility, network and professional services, instead of investing in additional overhead associated with maintain your own facility and support.