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  • E-Colo.com can help you determine what the best connection to the Internet for your offices. We have been assisting Companies as the industry has changed from DSL, T1 (1.554 meg), and DS3 (45 meg) to 10 or 100 meg Ethernet connection. You can also combine one of more T1s for a 4.5 or 6 meg connection or by using multiple provides using BGP.

    Your choices are determined by the location of your offices and if any providers have run either high speed Copper, Ethernet, or Fiber into the building. The price is determined on the yearly commitment (1-5 years), the length of the local loop (last mile), and the technology (Copper, Ethernet, or Fiber).

    Internet connectivity at your Colocation facility is always Ethernet (10 megs, 100 megs, or 1 gig). There are various plans depending on your usage and your bursting requirements. You can also run a traditional T1 or DS3 into the facility but you will incur a Cross Connect fee. All Data Centers have dual egress for their bandwidth and have multiple providers for redundant connectivity to the Internet.