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1. What is SDSL? Symmetric DSL is similar to ADSL with the added benefit of increased upload capability. SDSL permits the download and upload capacity of a connection to remain similar, unlike ADSL where there is a large, 2:1 ratio difference. With SDSL, companies with equal upload and download needs can benefit from the increased upload capacity.
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2- What is the difference between SDSL and ADSL?
The major different between the two protocols is the bandwidth (capacity) allocated to the downstream (download) and upstream (upload) channels.
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3. What is Aggregated DSL?
This is a service that uses multiple DSL lines (at least 3 lines) and combines the individual bandwidth of each into a single, virtual, high-speed pipe to the Internet. As a result you will have a Internet connection with 4.1Mb download and 1.9 Mb upload speed or faster connection depends what speed ADSL is installed.
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4. How many land line do I need to install the Aggregated DSL?
To achieve a reliable and faster Aggregated DSL Internet connection you need to have 3 phone lines.
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5. Who will provide the equipment?
SmarttNet will provide all WAN related equipment including the accelerator and ADSL modems.
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