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Q1. What is Broadband?

Ans.: Broadband service is an "always on" internet connection that is able to support various interactive services and has the capability of minimum download speeds of 256 Kbps.

Q2. What is the advantage of high speed Internet and what are the possible applications?

Ans.: When you access the internet on a high speed connection, the time taken to check email, download files, use applications is a lot less than a low speed connection. Also, you can use applications like Net Telephony with greater clarity and lower call drops Also you can see the person you are talking through video phone and video conferencing. High speeds also allow you to listen to audio and see videos live on the internet without any jarring and delay.

Q3. What does an 'always on' connection mean? How do I connect to the internet?

Ans.: An Always On Connection means that you are always connected to the internet. You just have to enter your Username and Password to gain access to the Internet. You don't need to dial any phone number and your phone is always free for use even while using the internet.

Q4. How does DSL work?

Ans.: DSL works by splitting the copper lines into two frequency ranges. The frequencies below 4 kHz are reserved for voice, and the range above that is used for data. This makes it possible to use the line for phone calls and data network access at the same time.

Q5. How does MetroE work?

Ans.: Metro Ethernet technology is an IP ( Internet Protocol) based technology that uses a secure authentication software at the customer end to provide a high speed, always ON Broadband via Coaxial & Optic Fibre cables. The technology is ideally suited for all future triple play applications.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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