Leased line is referred to
as a private line. A leased
line is obtained from a communications
company (NTL) to provide a transmission
medium between two points. The
line consists of a permanent
dedicated circuit between two
points, or to set of previously
arranged points. The cost of
the line is usually based on
the distance between locations.
This is in contrast to switched
or dial-up lines, which can
be connected to any point on
the network.
This also refers to a phone
line that is rented for exclusive
24-hour, 7 days a week use
from your location to another
location. The highest speed
data connections require a
leased line. WorldLink will
provide a pair of Tainet Xstream
1300 DSL modems which will
be used to pass data over
the copper leased-line that
has been provided by the Telecommunication
Company. This brand of modem
is the most widely deployed
in Nepal and have a flawless
track record. The data circuit
will connect the Client to
WorldLink’s POP in one
of NTC’s Exchange. The
quality and capacity of data
transfer and Internet browsing
will depend upon the bandwidth
subscribed. There are various
ranges of bandwidth that can
be chosen according to the
user’s need and requirement.
