Point-to-Point via Ethernet
Avaiability Check for Ethernet Point2Point
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Savecall knows the market and works together with all carriers. We find the best solution for your network.
Advantages of Point 2 Point Ethernet
Lower system price
Low investment costs (CapEx) – cost-savings by significantly less expensive hardware. Low operating costs (OpEx) – simplification of maintenance and administration using homogeneous technology
Security
The highest level of security and confidentiality for transmitting data via dedicated lines; the logical separation of the network stands for security on the infrastructure level. Optionally with additional encryption solutions for complying with statutory requirement.
High availability
The standard, availabilities of 99.0% and can be expanded up to 99.99%. Binding, defined service levels (SLA) guarantee quality at the highest level for critical business applications.
LAN-LAN networking – networking made easy
Networking company sites makes transferring data, exchanging information and communication easier, more flexible and faster.
By using Ethernet point-to-point connections, the local networks (LAN) of several sites are combined into a single logical network (WAN) without media breakage. The E line (Ethernet point-to-point) not only covers your current business requirements, but also allows you to flexibly react to future needs.
High availability, security and performance are the stand-out attributes of Ethernet technology.
The Savecall experts check the respectively available infrastructure worldwide.
Performance specifications of site networks via Ethernet
|
Speed |
Presentation/Interface | Connectors |
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2Mbps to 10 Mbit/s |
10BASE-T/ 100BASE-TX | RJ45 |
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15Mbps to 100 Mbit/s |
100BASE-T | RJ45 |
|
150 Mbit/s s to 1Gbit/s |
|
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10Gbps |
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LC, SC, FC/PC |
Connection bandwidth
- 2.0M, 2.5M, 4M, 5M, 6M, 8M, 10M (copper)
- 10M, 15M, 20M, 30M, 40M, 50M, 60M, 70M, 75M, 90M, 100M (glass)
- 150M, 200M, 300M, 400M, 500M, 600M, 1G (glass)
- 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G, 10G (glass)
Availability
- up to 99.0% with (copper)
- up to 99.50% with (glass)
- up to 99.999% (glass back-up)
Maximum repair time
- >=8 hours (copper)
- >= 4 hours (fiber glass)
- >= 2 hours (fiber glass + back-up)
Delay
- 4-18 ms (copper)
- 2-9 ms (glass)
Ethernet Frame Loss
- ≤ 0.1% (copper)
- up to ≤ 0.01% (glass)
Overview of all providers
| Provider | Product |
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EthernetConnect |
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LanLink |
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Ethernet Point-to-Point |
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Ethernet Connect |
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EthernetBusinessService |
 |
VT ethernet, VT access |
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M-net Connect-LAN |
 |
Ethernet Services / E-Line |
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Global e-VLAN Service |
 |
A1 Ether Link |
 |
ETHERNET MAN |
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Ethernet Services |
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Network Point-to-Point |
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ELAN |
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Managed Ethernet Services |
Prices for Ethernet point-to-point
Since the prices depend highly on the providers, availabilities, bandwidths and distances, only budgetary prices can be provided here.
|
Mbit/s |
Ethernet (METRO) |
Ethernet (NATIONAL) |
Ethernet (INTERNATIONAL) |
|
10 |
from 350 € |
from 490 € |
from 750 € |
|
100 |
from 600 € |
from 900 € |
from 1,400 € |
|
1,000 |
from 990 € |
from 1,500 € |
from 1,800 € |
Back-up
Reliability option 1
- Dual routing on the carrier backbone, control and replacement paths do not touch each other.
- Completed with 1 demarcation device per end; availability usually >99.9%
Reliability option 2
- Dual routing on the carrier backbone, control and replacement paths do not touch each other.
- Dual supply to the customer building (dual entry)
- Completed with 1 demarcation device per end; availability usually 99.99%
Reliability option 3 (node/edge disjointedness end end)
- Dual routing on the carrier backbone, control and replacement paths do not touch each other.
- Dual supply to the customer building (dual entry)
- Completed with 2 demarcation devices per end; availability usually 99.999%
Ensures the highest level of protection a carrier infrastructure has to offer. Every carrier customer end device is placed in a fiber glass ring. This ensures a maximum 1+1 end-to-end reliability for the entire solution.
Ronald Bals
