• Bonding multiple 1.544 (T-1) Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) circuits balances data traffic across a single handoff Ethernet port, so you don't have to set up separate user groups for each T1.
• You receive a single set of IP addresses rather than multiple blocks for each T1, which makes it considerably less complex than the configuration required to implement load balancing.
• One Internet access point means one firewall, which reduces administration. Bonded T1 service eliminates overtaxing of a single T1 when your other bonded T1s have plenty of bandwidth.

3 to 12 Mbps throughput
Using Multi-link Point to Point Protocol TelePacific is able to combine or "bond" multiple T1s together to provide a total throughput of 3 to 12 Mbps of bandwidth.

Built-in redundancy
If one of the T1s should fail, the data is automatically routed over the remaining T1s. Additionally, TelePacific provisions the bonded T1s on separate router cards to ensure data connectivity in case a router card should fail.

Aggressive service levels
TelePacific’s competitive DIA Service Level Agreement (SLA) include 99.999% domestic U.S. network availability and less than 1% packet loss.

Proactive operations support
Highly skilled technicians monitor TelePacific’s Network Control Center 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide customers with the highest levels of service.