Looking for fast and reliable Net access with zero downtime. A leased line may be the answer to your access.

When you conduct business on the Internet, your company needs access that is dependable and fast. Time is money, and downtime or slow transfers can cost many times more than what you actually pay for your connections. Leased lines addresses these issues.

Leased lines are dedicated circuits provided by Basic Service Providers (BSPs), which provide permanent connectivity to the Internet. Leased lines provide the last mile access from the user premises to the ISP.

Universys provide permanent connection as compared to the temporary connectivity through dialup access. The quality of the connection is far superior to what is normally available through dialup, thanks to digital signaling, less noise, fewer exchanges etc.

Leased lines provides a scalable access method, important particularly for organizations with large user groups, including corporate, banks and financial institutions, educational and R&D organizations, government, military etc.

Starting typically with 64 Kbps, it is possible to deploy a scalable architecture, with multiples of E1 (2 MBPS) pipes, providing the necessary bandwidth. In fact, leased access becomes a must for large organizations in most situations.

Interface converters

The equipment required is one pair of leased line modems (one each with V.35 and G.703 interface) and one G.703/V.35 interface converter, supporting either 64 Kbps or 2 Mbps. Depending on the bandwidth, there are some technical differences between the 2 types of modems as well. This equipment may be provided either by the ISP or the customer can buy it himself.

Point-to-point - For Data Only : One of the widely used applications of leased lines is having a secure dedicated data circuit between two locations via a private line, used to transmit data at a constant speed equal to the bandwidth of the circuit.

Point-to-point - For Voice and Data : This kind of application allows transmission of voice and data over the same connection. Here also two separate locations are joined together. This type of configuration is commonly provided on a higher bandwidth circuit. The bandwidth of the circuit is divided into individual voice channels and data channels.