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Managed Metropolitan Ethernet, known also as Metro Ethernet and Managed Ethernet is a rapidly emerging ultra high-speed internet connection service with tremendous value for both customers and telecoms. Carrier Fiber Optic network infrastructures have gradually spidered links throughout metropolitan geographies, making managed network services with bandwidths from 10 Megabits to 10 Gigabits per second, more readily available and affordable than ever. And, perhaps even more significant, unlike previous technologies, Metro Ethernet features direct customer access and connections via carrier supplied Ethernet interfaces and ports.
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A Lit (Ethernet) Building is a business premise where a carrier network or multiple carrier networks terminate with switching equipment and ports. Lit Buildings presents the best-case opportunity for new customers requiring additional bandwidth. It's quite simple! Carrier costs to extend networks to provide incremental access and Ethernet ports are ultimately borne by customers. Future customers, in or near Lit Buildings, experience lower per unit costs than those more remotely located. Additionally, the price for Managed Ethernet is shattering previous alternative costs per Megabit. For example, while the cost for a T1 is approximately $300 per Megabit, Metro Ethernet costs range from only $10 to $30 per Megabit - a tremendous savings for bandwidth hungry businesses, applications and users. 