what is difference between Lease line internet and Broadband???

Answer 1

Leased line is in fact the same thing. You are basically renting the bandwidth. it also requires that it be symetrical and typically between 2 locations.

Answer 2

Broadband is a marketing term used (incorrectly) to describe any form of high-speed Internet access. The real definition of a broadband circuit is one which carries multiple frequencies. But for the sake of this discussion let's go with the modern idea that it means high speed Internet. A broadband connection is between the ISP and the customer and can use copper, coax or fiber as the medium. There are also wireless ISPs that use either satellite or terrestrial radio. Leased line is usually a point-to-point circuit between 2 business locations. It can be a T1, DS3, OC3 or any number of other types of circuits. Some businesses have multiple sites connected via leased lines. They use copper, fiber optics and microwave radio as their medium.

Answer 3

There are huge diference in between both. lease line which is your Physical line connection with Internet Service Provider having seperate bandwidth.

Answer 4

You need to ask the ISP for the details. Generally lease line is more of an older technology (ISDN) which is slower whereas broadband (cable, dsl, fiber) is faster and more advanced.

Answer 5

a leased line is a static IP address this is for people with high security protocols attached to their network and who may be hosting a website where the IP address must allways be the same.

a regular broadband connection from your local ISP generally has an IP address assigned to you and then changed again after x amount of time. this is good for security. that way your IP address doesn't pinpoint who you are.

Answer 6

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