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If your business is using point to point leased lines or frame relay to connect your branch offices or retail sites, then a MPLS network could be the option that fits your business best. Today's networks demand are more rigorous than ever before. More applications are using the network, such as Voip, video conferencing, even security applications. Our MPLS consultants will find out the needs of your business, so they can recommend the right options that can save your business money. We can also offer you a full line of telecom services such as POTS, VOIP, VPN, and Metro Ethernet.

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Every year businesses put more and more traffic onto the internet. Data services used to be for things like file transfers, but now added to it are voip, webcasts, security cameras, video conferencing and other data heavy, real-time applications. All of this type of traffic puts an increased strain on the resources of the internet. Normally all of this traffic would be treated the same, as IP packets, but what if you want your voip traffic to have priority over email traffic. And you probably don't want a webcast that suffers from latency, jitter, or delay.

MPLS networks have the advantages of increased speed, scalability, quality of service (QoS), and traffic engineering.

What is traffic engineering? When you are driving down the freeway, you probably choose the lane that is moving the fastest and with the least amount of congestion. MPLS networks have the ability to do something similar. They can prioritize traffic, kind of like putting it into different lanes. The packets that need to get through the fastest are put into a "fast lane", so to speak. This is accomplished by tagging packets with labels that specify to the network how they should be handled.

How do the packets get tagged with a label? There are two types of routers in a MPLS network, label edge routers (lers) and label switching routers (lsrs). Label edge routers are like the on ramp to the MPLS network, they attach a tag to the packet that says how the packet should be handled and the path to take. Label switching routers are in the heart of the network, directing the packets according to the label attached to it.
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T1 Internet Service Do's and Dont's

Written by: Patrick Oborn - Jul 4, 2009

While Dave Letterman may never read this list on his show, we've created a Top 10 list of California T1 Internet Providers. In our review of service providers we considered reliability, customer support, provisioning and financial stability. In our opinion a top provider of services will have a high rating in each of the categories. Unfortunately some of the providers we found were regional providers and may not be near you but two of them are so good you may just want to move closer to be on their network!

The top company in our survey was Telepacific. The only downside to this company is the fact that they only offer service in California and Las Vegas. Telepacific received top marks in all four or our categories and is what we recommend most to customers in California. The second carrier in our list was USLEC. Like our fist pick USLEC is a regional player offering services in the south and on the eastern seaboard. USLEC was founded and is run by engineers. These people have a passion for getting it right and keeping their customers happy. Number three on our list is New Edge Networks. New Edge is a national player found predominantly in metro areas. New Edge is large enough to be a strong player but still small enough to treat customers like a small company.

Our number four position goes to Netifice, formerly Epoch. Again, a small Tier 1 player but excellent service nationwide. Number five position goes to ACC Business. Available everywhere in the continental US, ACC used the ATT network exclusively and provides a high level of service. Positions six through ten when in the following order: Telarus, Sprint, Xspedius, PNG, and Megapath. When looking for a reliable provider you should be comfortable with any of these. Make sure you speak to your broker about the strengths and weaknesses of each carrier. While our rankings were based evenly on the four criteria mentioned at the beginning of the article you may decide that some criteria are more important to you than others. Good luck in your search.