DSL Service definition

DSL Service or “Digital Subscriber Line Service” the ADSL Service and/ or the SDSL Service;

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DSL Service or “DSL Internet Service” refers to any Internet Service provided through traditional Digital Subscriber Line technology, which may include Services sold under the names AT&T High Speed Internet (including Lite, Ultra, Xtreme, XtremePro, Basic, Express, Pro, and Elite), AT&T High Speed Internet Direct (including Lite, Ultra, Xtreme, XtremePro, Basic, Express, Pro, and Elite), and FastAccess DSL (including Lite, Ultra, Xtreme, and XtremePro). (Note: Internet Services sold under the name AT&T High Speed Internet included both DSL Services and AT&T Wired Internet Services. If you are unsure which applies to your Internet Service, please contact us for more information.) The terms in this Section 6.15 apply to customers purchasing and/or receiving DSL Internet Service and supersede any conflicting terms contained in the rest of these Internet Service Terms with respect to your DSL Internet Service.

DSL Service means high speed, ‘always on’ Internet connection that has a minimum download speed of 144kbit/s;

Examples of DSL Service in a sentence

• When Verizon is able to provision Service utilizing fiber optic technologies, we may in our discretion terminate your DSL Service and cease offering DSL Service to your location.

• In such case, we will offer you Verizon Fios Internet Service at the then applicable rates and terms, which may differ from your previous DSL Service rates and terms.

• If you convert from DSL Service to Verizon Fios Internet Service, this Agreement will govern your Verizon Fios Internet Service.

• The Naked DSL Service is a Broadband service delivered over a Communications Wire on which there is no active PSTS telephone line.

• After Cutover to the Naked DSL Service, these terms and conditions apply.

• Prior to Cutover to the Naked DSL Service, the terms and conditions of your previous service provider apply.

• If you plan to move Premises you must make an Application at the new Premises and cancel your existing Naked DSL Service.

• You can submit a request for withdrawal of an Application for a Naked DSL Service before the Cutover of the Naked DSL Service.

• You may vary a Naked DSL Plan within the Naked DSL Service Home and Business range to another Naked DSL Service or Naked DSL Plan within that range.

• You may request to change from an Off-Net (ADSL1 or ADSL2+) Broadband Service that we supply to you to the Naked DSL Service.

More Definitions of DSL Service

DSL Service means digital subscriber line, a transmission technology ----------- enabling high-speed access in the local copper loop, often referred to as the last mile between the network service provider i.e., an incumbent carrier, competitive carrier or an internet service provider and end user. Included are the various implementations of DSL including ADSL, SDSL, IDSL, RADSL and HDSL.

DSL Service refers to any Service provided through Digital Subscriber Line technology. By submitting an Application for Services (“Application”) and activating Service with GTC, you acknowledge and affirm that you have read and agree to the terms of this Agreement. Services provided under this Agreement are subject to Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) regulation and may be provided under the tariff of the National Exchange Carrier Association (“NECA”). Those tariffs and regulations may change from time to time, and to the extent such tariffs and regulations are applicable, such tariffs and regulations shall supersede the terms listed herein.

DSL Service or “Service”). DSL Service is provided by utilizing Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) technology. ADSL is a network technology that utilizes single line service and special modems to provide high-speed data access. DSL Service is asymmetrical in that more bandwidth is delivered downstream to Customer than is delivered from Customer back to the Network. Speeds on the various plans will vary depending on many factors, including, but not limited to, the distance from the local service provider’s central office, Internet congestion, upload and download speed of the destination server. Globalgig will not provision DSL Service if Globalgig reasonably determines that it is not technically feasible over existing facilities that will cause interference problem with existing service. Customer is responsible for providing compatible Customer-provided equipment that is used for connection to DSL Service.

DSL Service means Choice One-provided dedicated Digital Subscriber Link, as agreed to by Skypath,Inc and Choice One, as further described in Article 2 and as specifically identified on a Service Order. Unless otherwise specified, Service shall be defined to include the DSL Circuits and Internet Service collectively.