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Full T1 Lines- starting at under $299

We guarantee that we will find the lowest priced T1 line available at your location. Our independent T1 brokers can search for T1 service from over 20 providers.

Data T1 Lines

If your business revenues are dependent on consistant and reliable data transmission, a T1 Line would be considered a prudent business investment.

Internet T1 Service

In addition to regular internet access, T1 Internet Lines support fucntions such as VPN and VoIP.

Integrated Voice and Data T1 Lines

By allocating a fixed number of channels to either voice service or data transmission, an Integrated Voice and Internet T1 Line allows a business to satisfy their internet and voice telcom needs over a single line.

Dynamic T1 Options

Business using a Dynamic T1 Line enjoy maximum data/internet/telecommunications efficiency. With Dynamic T1 priority is given to telephone calls. However, when phone calls are not in progress, bandwidth is dynamically allocated to data transmission.

Fractional T1 Internet

Fractional T1 Internet Service is simply a line with a reduced number of available channels, typically 3/4, 1/2, or 1/4. The bandwidth cost would be proportionally lower, but the loop cost would be the same as a Full T1.

Multiple T1 Lines

Bonded T1 Lines

Burstable T1 Services

VoIP for Business

VPN - Virtual Private Networks

SIP Trunking

MPLS

MPLS can be used to carry many different kinds of traffic, including IP packets, as well as native ATM, SONET, and Ethernet frames. Different technologies have been used in the past with the same performance design as MPLS, such as frame relay and ATM. MPLS is now replacing these technologies in the marketplace

Metro Ethernet - Ethernet Over Copper

FAST ETHERNET - Ethernet standards that carry traffic at the nominal rate of 100 Mbit/s

Voice T1 Services

Voice T1 Service options:
* Long Distance Voice T1 Line: For users with primarily long distance calls. Long distance rates are often less than 2¢s: per minute.
* Local Voice T1 Service: For operations with the need for multiple local phone lines.
* Voice T1 with PRI: One channel is allocated to special purposes such as caller ID, fax, or other data.

DS3 / T3 and OC3 to OCxxx

Fractional DS3, DS3, bonded DS3 and optical carrier (OCxxx) lines are available, also.

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T1 Internet Information Service is pleased to provide Albuquerque, New Mexico the most extensive business T1 and other dedicated telecom offerings available. Whatever your need; T1 Internet Line, T1 Voice Line, Frame Relay, MPLS, SIP Trunking, Metro Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Giga Ethernet, Ethernet Over Copper, Point to Point, Business VoIP, VPN, Network Security, T3, DS3, OC3, OC12, ... we have a business telecommunication service provider for you. And, at the best prices available in Albuquerque, New Mexico - GUARANTEED !!!.

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Business DSL - A Bad Trip
by T. A. Johnson Sr. - Customer Relations Manager
March 9, 2005

Have you ever noticed that DSL backwards is LSD? If you are using this type of connection to generate income for your Albuquerque, New Mexico business, you may be in for a BAD TRIP ! As the person in our organization that is responsible for our customers satisfaction, traditional internet service certainly has been a bad trip for me. When our sales staff helps one of our customers obtain this inferior level of service, sooner or later, I get the call to fix-it. I can't blame the sales person for the trouble. The client wanted a CHEAP FIX. Ok, enough tounge in cheek, let me inject some sharper points here.

T1 Service Level Agreements ( SLAs ) are a lifeline for Albuquerque businesses that depend on data and/or voice connections for income. Simply put, they are service quality guarantees. The T1 service provider guarantees, in writing, that if you lose your Albuquerque, New Mexico T1 connection, they lose part of their income. They don't want to lose their income any more than you do, so they make sure you do not lose your connection. Businesses that hold Dedicated Circuit SLAs usually measure outages in minutes, as opposed to cheaper connections that average 32 to 48 HOURS - 2 DAYS! As a "best effort" service, the DSL provider isn't normally under any obligation to restore service quickly, or to renumerate you for any of your business loses - no incentive, no hurry, your loss. Even if your internet provider is offering a Service Level Agreement, those argeements are always inferior to T1 Service Level Agreements. You get what you pay for. Considering that only a relatively small percentage of homes and business are currently using these inferior services, and the number of subscribers is expected to grow exponentially, quality and up-time will probably continue to deteriorate.

Where are your customers going during these outages? Probably to a competitor that has not suffered the downtime. What is the dollar amount, long-term, of your loses? Possibly more than a T1 line would cost. Is it important and profitable for you to maintain your lifeline while your comptetitors are suffering outages? YOU BET ! You can be aquiring new customers while they are down; taking your competitions business, instead of the competition taking your business.

To appreciate the value of a T1 Service Level Agreement, look at the 2004 hurricane season in Florida. Phone and DSL connections went down in many areas for weeks. No service. No business. T1 Internet Line Service was generally restored in about 2 hours. Don't wait for a hurricane, or flood, or earthquake, or tornado, or fire, or mudslides, or the guy who digs up your telephone line, or whatever..... Take care of your business, insure your business lifeline, and protect your income with a vastly superior T1 Service Level Agreement.

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T1 Speed for Albuquerque, New Mexico Home Offices

Featured Article by: T. A. Johnson, Sr. - Customer Relations Manager - November 20, 2008

T1 Internet Speed connections aren't just for big businesses any longer. As prices decline many Albuquerque, New Mexico home offices are opting for the more dependable T1 service over DSL. In addition, the ever increasing number of bandwidth intensive applications like ASP service, VoIP, streaming video, teleconferencing, and files with extensive graphics is increasing the demand for evermore reliable connections like T1 services. So, what is needed to get a T-1 connection in your home office?

Obtaining T1 service is not as difficult as it was just a few years ago. T1 communication products have been bundled for New Mexico small businesses. Services were around $1,200 as little as three years ago. Today, a home office can find T-1 services starting at under $299! For many small businesses this is close to the price they are currently paying for commercial DSL service and their phone services. So why not switch to the much more dependable services?

Switching over to a more reliable T1 connection is not only much less expensive than a couple of years ago, the provisioning and installation process has been greatly accelerated. Providers state a minimum of 30 days to perform an installation but often can accompish it in as few as 20 days! Yet, not all companies are capable of this provisioning and installation speed. Much of the process is handled by the LEC (your local phone company) and is out of the control of your T1 service provider. With the rmuch less expensive prices and faster installation you may want to consider the switch from your current Albuquerque, New Mexico connections to a dedicated line and get big company service for a small company rate.

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Frequently Used Telecommunication Terms and Acronyms

A | B | C | D | F | H | I | L | M | O | P | R | S | T | U | V | W | X

A [ Top ]

ADSL ( Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line ) - DSL technology in which there is more more bandwidth or data transfer in one direction than the other, as in 1.5 Mbps download and 256 Kbps upload speeds.

analog - A continuous and varying electrical or radio signal or wave. In contrast, a digital signal is characterized by a broken, or on and off signal.

asynchronous - Occurring at different times or rates. Email is asynchronous because the sender and receiver do no need to to transfer and receive data at the same time.

ATM ( Asynchronous Transfer Mode ) - A method of data transportation in which fixed length data packets are transmitted over a switched network such as telephone company lines.

B [ Top ]

backbone - Critical paths in the telecommunications network, typically connecting major population and/or data centers.

bandwidth - Measurement of the capacity of a line or device to handle voice and/or data transfer.

BISDN ( Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network ) - Second-generation digital network technology utilizing fiber optics. Capable of data transfer speeds of 155 megabits per second and higher.

C [ Top ]

carrier - an electromagnetic wave or alternating current which transports analog or digital signals.

CO ( Central Office ) - Your Albuquerque, NM telephone company switching facility that connects your line to the line dialed.

CLEC ( Competitive Local Exchange Carrier ) - The term for an independent telecom entity created after the Telecommunications Act of 1996 made it legal for companies to compete with the ILECs.

CPE ( Customer Premises Equipment ) - Equipment in a communication system is located within the home or office.

D [ Top ]

dedicated connection / dedicated service - A telecom link that operates constantly.

dial-up connection - A telecom link that is established by dialing a phone number to complete the connection..

digital signal - A signal that takes on only two values, off or on.

DSL ( Digital Subscriber Line ) - An always on data transmission technology. DSL does not require dialing into your Albuquerque, NM network, and is much faster and dependable than dial-up services.

DSLAM ( Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexor ) - A CO device that takes multiple DSL lines and concentrates them onto an ATM line.

F [ Top ]

frame relay - A high-speed packet switching protocol used in WANs, often to connect LANs to each other, operating at a maximum bandwidth of 44.725 Mbps.

FDM ( Frequency Division Multiplexing ) - The transmission of multiple signals simultaneously over a single transmission path by dividing the available bandwidth into multiple channels that each cover a different range of frequencies.

H [ Top ]

HDSL ( High bit rate Digital Subscriber Line ) - A symmetric DSL technology that provides a maximum bandwidth of 1.5 megabits per second in each direction over two phone lines, or 2 Megabits per second over three phone lines.

HDSL II ( High bit rate Digital Subscriber Line II ) - Next gerneration HDSL.

I [ Top ]

ILEC ( Incumbent Local Exchange Carrier ) - A phone company that has been providing local services since the divestiture of AT&T telephone in 1982. These would include the RBOC's, GTE, some Cooperatives and others.

ISDN ( Integrated Services Digital Network ) - A data communication network that allows for dial-up digital communication at speeds up to 128 kbps.

IXC ( Inter-eXchange Carrier ) - A long-distance telephone services provider.

IP ( Internet Protocol ) - The standard for data and voice transmission via the Internet.

ISP ( Internet Service Provider ) - Enterprises providing Internet access to the public.

Intranet - A network, functioning much like the internet, serving a single organization or site. Access to off-site users is limited or prohibited.

IDSL ( ISDN Digital Subscriber Line ) - DSL that uses ISDN transmission technology to deliver data at 128 kbps

L [ Top ]

last mile, also local loop - The lines connecting your location and the Albuquerque, New Mexico telephone company's CO.

LATA ( Local Access Transport Area ) - A geographical area that defines bounderies for local local phone services.

LAN ( Local Area Network ) - A network connecting a number of computers to each other.

LEC ( Local Exchange Carrier ) - A local telephone company providing service for calls originating and terminating within a single LATA.

M [ Top ]

modem (MOdulator-DEModulator) - A Modem converts digital signals into analog signals and vice-versa for transmission over regular telephone lines.

multiplexing - The transmission of multiple signals over a single data or telecommunications line.

O [ Top ]

OC-3 ( Optical Carrier - 3 ) - A fiber optic line carrying 155 megabits per second.

ONU ( Optical Network Unit ) - A device that converts optical signals into electrical signals for transmission via copper or coaxial lines.

P [ Top ]

packet-switched network - A network that breaks transmissions into small "packets" of data that are sent separately. The packets may travel different paths and arrive at different times, with the destination sites reassembling them into the original message.

POTS ( Plain Old Telephone Service ) - Traditional telephone services.

POP ( Point Of Presence ) - The point of connection between a data network and a telephone network. For example, it would be the facility where your Albuquerque, T1 Line Provider connects to the local CO.

R [ Top ]

RADSL ( Rate-Adaptive Digital Subscriber Line ) - DSL that divides the available frequencies into sub-channels and maximizes performance by adjusting the transmission to the quality of the phone line.

RBOC ( Regional Bell Operating Company ) - One of seven local telephone companies formed from the divestiture of AT&T in 1984.

Router - A device that directs and controls the flow of data through the network.

S [ Top ]

SDSL - ( Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line ) - DSL that delivers the same bandwidth in both directions, upstream and downstream. SDSL provides transmission speeds in the same range as a T1 line.

T [ Top ]

T-1 - Also known as DS1 and T1, a T-1 is a symetrical dedicated service that offers 1.544 megabits per second of bandwidth, upsteam and downstream.

T-3 - Also known as DS3 and T3, a T-3 is a symetrical dedicated service that offers 44.75 megabits per second of bandwidth, upstream and downstream.

twisted pair - The set of two copper wires used to connect the CPE at your Albuquerque, New Mexico location with the CO. ...or, my Brother and his ??? friend..

U [ Top ]

USP ( Universal Service Provider ) - A company that sells access to phone, data, and entertainment services and networks. Companies offering residential "Triple Play" (phone, TV, & internet) services are examples.

V [ Top ]

VDSL ( Very high bit rate Digital Subscriber Line ) - DSL that delivers from 13 to 52 megabits per second downstream bandwidth and 1.5 to 2.3 megabits per second upstream.

Video conference - Interactive, audiovisual communication among three or more people at two or more sites.

V [ Top ]

WAN ( Wide Area Network - Network that connecting geographically-distributed computers or LANs.

X [ Top ]

xDSL - See DSL.

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