Link to high-speed, high capacity capabilities via a Verizon dedicated DS1 Special Access line. One of our lines gives long distance service providers the capacity of 24 voice-grade lines as an economical means for generating revenue.
DS1 Special Access Service provides virtually error-free voice, video and data transmission at speeds up to 1.544 Mbps. You can deliver fast access between sites or the public network, without dial-in delays or switching fees. Plus, you allocate bandwidth and link devices or locations to meet specific customer needs.
In connection with this Special Access Service, we also offer Inside Wire Services which you can order on behalf of your end user customer. Click on the link to review the specific terms and conditions for the Inside Wire Services.
Multiplexing technology transmits many streams of information across one physical connection. The service breaks transmissions into small pieces, combines them with others and transports them as a group. Therefore, your line accommodates vast amounts of data and lets you control capacity efficiently.
The service connects you and your customers to Verizon wire centers or hubs that bridge and multiplex transmissions for termination in three rate categories:
A Special Access DS1 is a dedicated private line service that provides a connection between either an end-user customer and a carrier or a connection between two end user customers. It provides a high-speed dedicated line capable of transmitting multiple streams of information. A DS1 may handle voice and data and is perfect for upgrading or consolidating your network and provides the flexibility to allocate bandwidth to best meet your needs. You can link multiple devices or locations together, or you can maintain one powerful connection.
Because they are dedicated lines, they give you fast access between sites or to the public network. You avoid the dial-in delays and fees associated with switched or non-dedicated lines. Also, you can sidestep the high costs and unpredictability often encountered in connecting distant locations because you own and control the access.
Verizon offers two different service level agreement (SLA) plans for interstate Special Access DS1 services. The basic SLA is the default plan and provides credits for certain service interruptions and, in many service areas, for certain missed installation commitments. The optional National SLA Plans are provided as an alternative to the basic SLA (and require a written subscription). The National SLA Plans provide you with circuit-specific credits for missed installation due dates when Verizon fails to meet an overall monthly on-time provisioning threshold. The National SLA Plans also provide circuit-specific credits when the circuit is out of service for longer than a specified threshold interval and Verizon fails to meet an overall monthly mean-time-to-restore (MTTR) threshold. These two options give you a choice on the SLA plan that best fits your business needs, and are described in Section 2 of Verizon Tariffs F.C.C. Nos. 1, 11, 14 and 16. For more information about our SLA plans, including applicable open subscription periods for the National SLA Plans, contact your Account Manager.
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High Capacity DS1 Service is available throughout the Verizon footprint.
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Special Access Services have various rate elements and associated discount plans. See your federal and state tariffs for detailed information.
To view a map illustrating the service areas covered by our Federal Tariffs, please click here
There is a National Discount Plan available for this service.
Customers can choose from a variety of optional features to go with High Capacity DS1 Service. These features fall into disaster recovery/avoidance and combining data and voice lines. High Capacity helps customers reduce the number of lines they use for voice and data connections by combining voice and data lines with these optional features: Central Office Multiplexing, Direct Termination into Centrex, and Clear Channel Capability.
High Capacity DS1 lets customers exchange data files quickly, because they use a dedicated line rather than compete for space on the public network. Because customers pay a fixed monthly fee for High Capacity, they can make as many transmissions as needed for as long as needed without incurring usage charges. Central Office Multiplexing lets customers divide a DS1 channel into 24 voice-grade channels and allocate bandwidth as necessary for smaller data transmissions.
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