DATA NETWORKING
Ethernet Private Line
Securely transmit data between two locations via our private network, all with a unified Ethernet protocol from end to end.
Cost-effective
Scale from 1 Mbps up to 100 Gbps, eliminating the need to pay for unused network space.
Fast
Enable your traffic to bypass the public Internet.
Dependable
Get 24/7 proactive monitoring, all the way down to your location.
Product overview
Ethernet Private Line delivers high-performance, secure connections between two sites. It serves as a modern alternative to traditional TDM private lines, and older packet technologies like Frame Relay.
- Ideal for mission-critical, sensitive data applications, EPL allows users to bypass the public Internet and securely transmit traffic over a private connection, backed by an SLA
- Perfect for latency-intolerant applications like data center integration
- Enables customers to maximize application performance by assigning a higher transmission priority to the most important work flows and applications with its Class of Service functionality
Ethernet Private Line features:
| Dedicated connectivity | Establish one or more virtual connections supporting Service Multiplexed UNI (i.e. multiple EVCs per UNI) with a single physical connection (UNI) to Customer Premise Equipment (CPE). |
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| Scalable capacity | Scale service from 1 Mbps up to 100 Gbps |
| Secure, private connection | Transfer data securely over our private network, bypassing the public Internet. |
| Performance reporting | View connectivity statistics via a secure web portal for the previous day, week, or month. |
| 24/7 priority support | Take comfort in knowing your business will receive 24/7 priority support and monitoring. |
| Service Level Agreements | Performance standards are backed by Service Level Agreements (SLAs). |
Why Comcast Ethernet Private Line?
Ethernet Private Line (EPL) service is a reliable, more flexible, higher capacity alternative to traditional TDM Private Lines. It enables customers to connect their Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) using a lower cost Ethernet interface and it also allows them to use any VLANs or Ethernet control protocol across the service without coordination with Comcast.