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Informational site provided by 3Com. Paper includes DSL history, different types of xDSL, applications and how to get started with DSL.
An informational site that discusses why CLECs are turning to DSL broadband access networks for delivering local dial tone services to the small and mid-size business markets. Provided by Efficient Networks.
This article describes the dangers of always-on Internet. This includes both DSL and cable modem service. Written January 03, 2000, by Aaron Goldberg. Published by Upside Today.
By Michael Gowan. Published by PC World December 8, 1999.
Glossary of xDSL and related terms.
This tutorial presents an overview of the spectral compatibility of the various DSL systems deployed in the network. Provided by GlobeSpan, published by the International Engineering Consortium.
A free online service to determine if DSL service is available in your area.
Shop and compare broadband options with over 35 providers. Contact a broadband consultant for recommendations.
Offers business DSL solutions with some basic information about DSL.
Discussion of the applications of single-line digital subscriber line (SDSL), voice-over data, standards and technology. Provided by Metalink.
A free service to help businesses and residential customers find the best DSL service. They have a referral agreement with many of the top ISP's giving them large volume discounts.
Consumer comparison reports and reviews on DSL service providers, frequently asked questions, a high-speed modem test, Internet glossary and broadband industry news.
Provided by Efficient Networks.
Discussion of very high bit-rate digital subscriber line (VDSL). Provided by Orckit.
Whitepaper provided by Efficient Networks.
Provided by Efficient Networks.
Information on DSL, its availability, advantages, applications and pricing as well as how to order this technology. Maintained by Pacific Bell.
Designs and manufactures advanced high-speed digital modems that enable broadband data access over existing copper telephone lines.
Informational site that discusses what HDSL2 is, its benefits, applications, target market and standards. Provided by Orckit.
Source of information on DSL provided by Direct Network Access (DNAI).
Provider of a tutorial concerning asymmetric digital subscriber line and modem technology.
One section of DSL Reports focused on digital subscriber line (DSL) with a searchable frequently asked questions section. Topics include contracts, DSL use, advanced topics and problems.
Frequently asked questions regarding digital subscriber line (DSL). Provided by Arizona Starnet.
An article from PC World.com by Tom Spring, February 9, 2000 discussing this author's experience with Bell Atlantic's do-it-yourself DSL kit.
This tutorial discusses the process of delivering ADSL services to remote end-users fed by DLC systems. Provided by ECI Telecom, published by the International Engineering Consortium.
This article explains the basics behind the DSL technology and how to shop for DSL service. By: Brian McConnell.
Serves as an index page to articles concerned with ADSL technology and how it is implemented.
Information about DSL technologies and services. Including: DSL search engine for providers and equipment, FAQ, overview, tutorials and daily news.
Whitepaper provided by Efficient Networks.
A resource for people with a general interest in xDSL and also as a public forum for discussion and useful information for people who play an integral role in the xDSL market.
A monthly magazine that explains DSL, helps find a provider, covers the technology and business, and keeps you up to date on DSL developments.
This article explains DSL service. By: Jim Hanks.
This tutorial will focus on digital subscriber line (DSL) access using asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) permanent virtual circuits (PVCs) as the underlying transport mechanism for ATM–native and Internet protocol (IP) sessions. Published by the .
Article provided by ISG-Telecom Consultants Int'l. Discusses the reasons and advantages of switching from ISP to CLEC.
Provides digital subscriber line (DSL) links and various white papers concerning DSL topics. Furnished by Orckit.
A place to learn from others who have already made the jump to DSL, and select the right DSL provider for your home or business. Not affiliated with any of the providers listed. Includes reviews of providers and general information about DSL.
This tutorial examines the impact of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) mandate that requires telephone companies to share the existing high-frequency portion of their telephone lines with CLECs. Provided by Nortel Networks, published b.
Frequently asked questions regarding digital subscriber line (DSL), basic data communication, local loops, setup and resources.
Informational site that covers DSL modems, trunking cards, ATM fabric, DLS line cards and a glossary. Hosted by Digital DNA.
A tutorial describing the asymmetric digital subscriber line technology. Published by the International Engineering Consortium.
White paper that focuses on the changes in telecommunications, the difference between voice and data, the opportunities of digital subscriber line (DSL) and the expectations for this technology.
Current news and links for DSL users.
Information on digital subscriber line (DSL) deployment, the voice over digital subscriber line (VoDSL) market and VoDSL projections. Hosted by xDSL.com.
Provided by Efficient Networks.
Provider of digital subscriber line (DSL) white papers. Supplied by Metalink.
A book giving plain answers on digital subscriber line opportunities provided by Paradyne. Available in PDF.
This tutorial demonstrates the particular service-provider opportunities presented by VoDSL technology. Provided by DSL Forum, published by the International Engineering Consortium.
Online DSL resource including a search for DSL availability, equipment providers and information about DSL.
Provider of field-proven equipment and services. Specializes in the automation of copper plant facilities ranging from cable transfer to xDSL and digital loop services devices and copper cross-connecting.
This tutorial will explore the topic of VoDSL, emphasizing transport methods and standards groups. Provided by Santera, published by the International Engineering Consortium.
Provided by Efficient Networks.
Whitepaper provided by Efficient Networks.
This tutorial will examine strategies for improving upon and maximizing the benefits of DSL technology deployment and identifying those products and services that best increase carrier revenue yield. Provided by Nokia, published by the Internati.
Online resource providing news, FAQ's, message board and links regarding DSL.
Provided by Efficient Networks.
Informational site that discusses what DSL Services are, the history and technology of DSL and how to get DSL.
Directory of US and Canadian DSL providers for Macintosh users.
Provides access to a link that furnishes answers on DSL opportunites. Sponsored by Paradyne.
Frequently asked questions regarding the benefits of a telecommunications management network (TMN), the advantages of GR-303 compliance and the definition of TMN gateway. Provided by OCS Technical Library.
Definition and overview of Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL). Provided by the International Engineering Consortium.
Several white papers covering digital subscriber line (DSL) technologies, including high-speed digital subscriber line (HDSL) and xDSL.
Was formed in late 1994 to help telephone companies and their suppliers realize the enormous market potential of DSL. Offers technical and marketing help.
Site that discusses the testing process and conclusions of an in-house trial done by Avalon Networks.
Provider of digital subscriber line technology links.
This tutorial explores VDSL technology in detail, with emphasis on its potential benefits, existing standards, and deployment status. Provided by ViaGate Technologies, published by the International Engineering Consortium.
Whitepaper provided by Efficient Networks.
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