T1/DS1 broadband in Wyoming uses two pairs of copper wire for transmission over telephone lines. An ordinary telephone line uses the DS0 transmission protocol, which carries 64 Kbit per second. A T1 line uses the DS1 protocol to combine the equivalent of 24 telephone lines for a total bandwidth of 1.536 Mbit per second.

A T1 provider in Wyoming usually sells T1 lines to private customers in DS0 fractions. However, a small business will typically use a full T1 line to connect to the Internet and larger business may use multiple T1 lines bundled together.

There are three primary factors to consider when you compare providers of T1/DS1 broadband in Wyoming:

1. Prices for T1 in Wyoming vary in part according to your distance from the carrier’s Point of Presence. The further you are from the carrier’s POP, the more your T1/DS1 line will cost.

2. Major carriers usually own and operate their own networks, generally resulting in the best actual transmission speeds.

3. A channel bank is necessary to separate the DS1 data stream back into the 24 DS0 data packets. This device is relatively expensive to purchase or lease and represents a substantial investment for a small business.

Action Steps
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Locate a T1 carrier in Wyoming that sells full T1 service

Use dedicated T1 in Wyoming to provide high-speed Internet access for a group of employees. These services frequently include multiple static IP addresses and email addresses under your domain name.

I recommend: Corecomm offers dedicated T1 service for businesses of all sizes and guarantees uptime of 99.5 percent. Comcast offers businesses connection speeds much faster than DSL with downloads up to 16 Mbps and uploads up to 2 Mbps.

Find a dedicated T1 service provider in Wyoming that specializes in business packages

Get T1 access in Wyoming from a provider that can meet your needs now and scale your requirements as your business grows.

I recommend: Verizon has a small business package specifically designed for 20 or fewer employees. EarthLink offers a symmetrical T1 business line so you can upload as fast as you download and guarantees 99.99 percent uptime.

Check out local access packages for T1 service in Wyoming

The local provider connects your business to the carrier's POP. This connection is known as the local loop and represents a substantial component of a T1 line's cost.

I recommend: Hamsfork.net provides a variety of business options, including full T1 lines to companies in Diamondville, Kemmerer, Frontier, Opal and the surrounding areas. WyomingNetwork is in Cheyenne and provides frame relay T1 lines to businesses.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

• •  A T1 connection in Wyoming also is available as a channeled circuit to allow voice traffic on a portion of the channels. These voice channels may be plain T1 or Primary Rate Interface channels. Call centers frequently use PRI lines because they also carry signaling data such as Caller ID and Automatic Number Identification data.