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Why use IC office equipment to provide my
ADSL BROADBAND
UK based help desk
Bt currently operates a help desk in India
1st contact with us ( WE CAN PROVIDE AND SET UP ALL EQUIPMENT)
On line billing module (lets you view bills & change credit card details)
Why use IC office equipment to provide my ADSL
My current supplier offers 5 to 1 contention ratio
And for business tariff 2.5 to 1 contention ratio
This makes for a much smoother and regular speed of ADSL broadband.
why contention ratio is more important than speed (1 mb, 2mb, etc)
UPTO 8 FIXED IP ADDRESS IF REQUIRED (5 USABLE)
(BT service as of 15 march 2006) subject to any change after this date
To provide a cost effective service - all ADSL services are 'contended' (shared) at the following ratios:
This contention is applied within the BT network - both locally with other users on your telephone exchange and within the BT network as it connects into our network.
What this means in the 'worst case' is that you could be sharing a 500 Kbit/s connection with up to 49 other users. So if they were all using it at the same time 'theoretically' you would only get 10 Kbit/s (not very fast at all - in fact quite a bit slower than a normal modem).
However, 'in reality' this scenario is very unlikely to happen and you should usually find it to be far faster than a modem connection.
ADSL relies on individual user’s not making unreasonable traffic demands on the network to provide fast access speeds for all –
Remember if you are not getting the speed you expect it can be due to the contention ratio but also to many other factors including the capacity of the remote site you are accessing, the quality and length of your telephone line from the local BT exchange
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