CUSTOM BUSINESS SOLUTIONS

Norcom 2000, Inc. is an Internet Service Provider who prides itself in staying at the forefront of the technological advances of today's on-line-world. Our primary goal is to provide the corporate community with the remote connectivity services they need to sharpen their competitive edge in a time of strong global competition. As one of our valuable clients, we will be with you from the startup of your service and every day of the year thereafter. Norcom 2000 can provide you or your business with many custom solutions:
  • Have Norcom 2000 host and manage your server on their Local Area Network. Save on dedicated connection charges
  • Get a dedicated line to Norcom 2000 and connect your Local Area Network directly to the Internet
  • Use T-1 1.544 Mbps technologies to connect your Local Area Network to the Internet.
  • Make a virtual Wide Area Network over the Internet with your offices around the globe.
  • Become an Internet Service Provider to your employees or the world.
  • Use Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol to secure your mobile workers to your Local Area Network or Wide Area Network.

For more details please call (618) 257-3750 or email info@norcom2000.com.

What is DSL?


DSL (digital subscriber line) technologies, often grouped under the term DSL, connect a computer to the Internet. DSL uses existing copper pair phone line wiring in conjunction with special hardware on the switch and user ends of the line. This special hardware allows for a continuous digital connection over the phone lines.

Since the connection is digital, DSL technology doesn't have a digital-to-analog conversion like traditional modems. It eludes voice audio spectrum frequency boundaries because it can use frequencies above the voice audio spectrum. This means you can use your phone while maintaining your Internet connection.

These different frequencies allow DSL to encode more data, and allow Internet connection speeds of up to 50 times faster than standard modems, and up to 12 times faster than an ISDN connection.

Much of the information found here comes from the following source: http://www.dslcenter.com
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