Access Technology Sample Clauses

Access Technology. Discuss the access technologies that MPLS services are currently generally available on (non-ICB). Describe the service offering in terms of availability and service features as well as technologies employed, i.e., MLPPP, NxT1, etc.
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Access Technology. For the delivery of IP VPN CoS, tw telecom will perform different treatments based on the access method that the customer connects to the IP VPN edge (▇▇▇▇/PE). The access has been broken down into three separate categories:  TDM T1  TDM DS-3 and above  Metro Ethernet
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Access Technology. A type of technology used in mobile service networks to provide access for the end user to the mobile services;
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