Business DSL

Give your staff remote access to central office sites

Business DSL is a premium, business grade broadband service, providing simple, high-speed data services with symmetric upstream and downstream data transfer. Speeds range from 256Kbits to 4096Kbits.

You can use Business DSL as an access component to connect to your wide area network (WAN), to the internet, or for interconnecting to your customer’s own networks.

With Business DSL, your business can:

• Support your bandwidth-hungry applications – guaranteed throughput and reliability
• Provide remote access – deliver your service in a variety of ways
  

Support your bandwidth-hungry applications
Business DSL is high-speed broadband service that is ideal for bandwidth-intensive applications that call for guaranteed throughput and reliability.

Provide remote access
A true business grade service, the service can be used to help build your IP WAN or virtual private network (VPN) to provide your staff with remote access to central office sites. The service can be delivered in a number of ways, including as a point-to-point service to connect two sites, or in conjunction with Ethernet ATM, Telstra’s frame relay service, Telstra IP WAN or Internet Direct as part of a wide area network (WAN).

Dedicated and reliable data access
Unlike typical internet-grade DSL products where customers share a connection-based platform, Business DSL delivers dedicated End User Access and Individual Service for each of your end-users.

Experience the Telstra difference
Telstra utilises established processes and competencies to support all your business data transfer, internet and connectivity needs.

Telstra can install and manage a network terminating unit (NTU) for each Business DSL service. This Business DSL NTU supports a 10/100 ethernet port and provides simple and cost effective connectivity into a corporate WAN.

Flexible configurations and speeds

Business DSL can be delivered in a number of ways, including:

• As a ‘point-to-point’ service to connect two sites
• In conjunction with Ethernet ATM
• In conjunction with a Frame Relay service
• In conjunction with IP WAN
• In conjunction with Internet Direct as part of a wide area network (WAN).

Business DSL has the following access options:

• 256Kbits
• 512Kbits
• 1024Kbits
• 1536Kbits
• 2048Kbits
• 3072Kbits
• 4096Kbits

Depending on the access speed, a number of different guaranteed throughput levels – permanent virtual circuits (PVC) with varying sustained information rates (SIR) - are also available.