ADSL Broadband is the most common form of Internet connectivity in the UK, for both comsumers and businesses. Its high availablility, low cost, and speeds that meet the needs of today ensure this.

M12 ADSL Packages - LLU

M12 ADSL Packages - BT IPStream

M12 ADSL Options

(All speeds are listed as 'up to'. Speeds will be determined on distance from local exchange, line quality and envrionmental conditions.)

ADSL History

When people mention Broadband, generally they are referring to an ADSL circuit.
Before 2006 the BT's network was only capable of providing download speeds of up to 2Mb/s on a non-rate-adaptive service. The costs were high and the speeds were slow, however this provided an internet connection meeting the demands of the time.

In 2006, BT upgraded its network to support a rate-adaptive service (RADSL). This allowed speeds of up to 8Mb/s, and up to 834 kb/s upload. This is primarily what most consumers use presently.

Where is it available

The BT ADSL network reaches 96% of the rural population (assuming 100% of the urban population), so it redily available. In comparision, LLU operators coverage reaches 46% of the population.

What M12 Solutions can provide

M12 Solutions can provide you with an ADSL Broadband connection that runs over the BT network or over an LLU operators network.

• ADSL Max Premium: 8 Mb/s down, 834 kb/s up, 20:1 contention
• ADSL Max: 8 Mb/s down, 448 kb/s up, 50:1 contention
• ADSL Failover: Business-grade SLA broadband, 2 ADSL lines, same IP & failover router.
• LLU ADSL2+: 24 Mb/s down, 1.5 Mb/s up, 10:1 contention
• LLU ADSL2+ Annex M: 24 Mb/s down, 2.5 Mb/s up, 10:1 contention
• LLU ADSL Max Premium: as above, but over LLU network, so cheaper
• LLU ADSL Max: as above, but over LLU network, so cheaper

Additional Options:

• E-Mail accounts
• Static IP Addresses: 1, 4 or 8.
• SMTP access
• Pre-configured ADSL routers
• Micro-filters

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