How much would an OC-255 line cost?

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How much would an OC-255 line cost?

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Another thing, what kind of Quake pings are we talking about with that sort of speed.. .1ms? less?

How much would it cost per month? a million? more?

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Originally posted by Omnipressive:
Another thing, what kind of Quake pings are we talking about with that sort of speed.. .1ms? less?
Depends on your route to the game server, or if your the server, it depends on the route of the players participating.
Originally posted by Omnipressive:
How much would it cost per month? a million? more?
several hundred thousand (?)
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Oc-48 Costs over a million a month.. OC-255 would run in the 2 Mil + area.
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Post by Brent »

Your Pings and Speeds would still be dependent on your Route to wherever, and the other persons line speed and traffic....

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Post by Camouflage »

An OC-255 would probably be even over $2 million a month since an OC-192 comes before it. Im guessing at least $5 million a month.

Theres a reason only big Telcos and broadband ISPs like Sprint, MCI UUnet, and Qwest have them. :)

I wish I could get one though.
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Post by wopr »

Just for our company to get into AT&T's ATM T3 here in Canada it cost's us over $40k(cdn) per month.


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Post by Zip »

Hmmm Corect me if i'm wrong but I thought that it only went up to OC-192

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Post by Brent »

OC-768 is currently the Fastest

40 Gigabits per second

new DWDM systems are in development that can do 10 Trillion bits per second
http://whatis.techtarget.com/WhatIs_Definition_Page/0,4152,294572,00.html

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Post by bilbus »

haha a million a month to funny.

As for the guy with a T-3 (DS3) .. those run in the 4-5k a month range.

I would say a OC192 would run 100k a month max.
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bilbus wrote:
As for the guy with a T-3 (DS3) .. those run in the 4-5k a month range..
Don't forget the date of this thread...was back in 2000. Back then T3s were quite fast, versus these days when they're rather commonplace and much less expensive. And he noted in his price that it was Canadian dollars.
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Post by justin108 »

thanks for the heads up on the date of thread Mod... I until then thought i was reading a new thread and was scratching my head like "holy **** that's pricy"
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