Question

2. Identify and describe the two types of ISP service, along with the Internet connection methods, in use today.

Answer 1

Answer:

• Two forms of ISP coverage exist narrowband and broadband. The narrowband operation is the standard 56,6 kbit / s telecommunications modem (although the real capacity is roughly 30 kbit / s due to line noise triggering substantial packet re-sending).
• The most common link in the world has been substituted by internet networks, most of which are based on DSL, cable modems, telephones (T1 and T3 lines), and satellite technology. Broadband applies to any networking device – in the sense of Internet access-that enables consumers to play streaming audio and video files at reasonable speeds – usually something above.5 Mbps.
• Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) is a telecommunications technology that delivers quick Internet connectivity through ordinary telephone lines in a home or corporation.
• Cable Internet applies to cable TV technology that piggybacks wireless internet service utilizing the same analog or digital cable that delivers TV signals to a household. T1 and T3 are international automated contact telephone specifications.
• These are borrowed, committed, guaranteed lines for companies, government departments, and companies including ISPs that demand high-speed service guaranteed speeds.
• Moreover, several satellite providers mostly provide high-speed wireless Internet service to homes and offices in remote areas where there is no accessible DSL or cable Internet access. DSL and cable are similar to connection rates and monthly prices.

Challenge: Simple
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