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As
the corporate world gears up to take advantage of the internet
as a means of boosting business to business and business to
consumer electronic commerce, Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
are staking their claims to take advantage of this burgeoning
market. Most business analysts agree that Internet providers
see gold in the business service marketplace and are mapping
out strategies to win over the crucial corporate internet
commerce audiences. In the next few months, we can expect
to see electronic commerce services ramping up. Intranets
and extranets will also be a big opportunity for all of these
companies.
Corporate Mail Solution (SMTP Based)
- E-Mails for a particular Domain Name are routed
to a fixed IP Address. MX Records are defined at the secondary
Email Server.
72
Hrs Email queuing irrespective of amount and size of e-mails.
User email account management at customer premises
Corporate Mail Solution (POP3 Based)
- User email accounts managed at our email server
- No fixed IP needed to retrieve emails by client
Shared Router Access Port
- Dedicated Router Serial Interface on AOL’s Backbone
Router
- AOL’s-Client connectivity through Digital Cross
Connect(DXX) or Microwave Radio
- 64K and higher bandwidth shared among a fixed number
of clients
- A Subnet of IP's assigned for client's LAN
- Web Based monitoring system provided to client
to view traffic statistics
Dedicated Router Access Port
- Dedicated Router Serial Interface
- Dedicated bandwidth slice on IPLC from KHI router
to backbone provider in U.S.
- Fast Access on Frame Relay (FR) Technology
- Guaranteed throughput
- AOL-Client connectivity through Digital Cross Connect
(DXX) or Radio
- A Subnet of IP's assigned for the client's LAN
- Web Based Interface for monitoring traffic statistics
at Client End
Dedicated Dialup Port
Benefits:
- Static IP Address
- Dedicated Port on Access Server
- Dedicated Telephone Number
- Unlimited Usage
- Assigned Fix IP Address
- More IP's can be mapped for customer LAN
- Multi-Link facility can be availed
- Mail server can be managed at client's end
Leased Line (Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN))
Benefits:
- 64k to 128k connection from AOL to Client’s premises
- Simultaneously supports Voice and Data on the same
connection
- Multi Link PPP Session
- Carrier channel comprising of 2B+D channel
Shared Bandwidth (DRAP)
- Dedicated 64kbps or higher bandwidth from U.S Backbone
to Client’s premises
- DRAP facilitates Multiple IP Address
- Local Loop provided by PTCL over DXX (Digital Cross
Connect)
- Unlimited Usage
Shared Bandwidth (SRAP)
- Dedicated 64kbps or higher Bandwidth from AOL to
client’s Premises
- Bandwidth on demand from AOL on U.S Backbone SRAP
facilitates
- Multiple IP Address
- Local Loop provided by PTCL over DXX (Digital Cross
Connect)
- Unlimited Usage
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