Bonded ADSL vs Leased Lines

When needing to connect a business to the Internet or businesses to one another a number of considerations have to be made.

Historically leased lines have been used as reliable, resilient internet and site-to-site data connections. The main benefits have been security, reliability, SLAs, private network and flexible speeds.

Unfortuantely leased lines also have some disadvantages including high-cost, inflexible terms and long lead times.

Bonded ADSL is where multiple ADSL, SDSL or ADSL Max circuits are connected together to provide increased upload and download speeds from DSL.

The benefits of Bonded ADSL are lower costs, SLAs from high quality providers, 2-20 Mbps download/upload speeds, rapid installation time and high flexibility. 

When bonded together ADSL and SDSL can be used to replace an internet connection or inter-site data connections.

For more information on Bonded ADSL give us a call on 0870 8034645 or click here.

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