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Framestream
FrameStream is a frame relay-based VPN solution that supports high-speed data and IP connectivity in the UK, and provides reach to over 70 countries worldwide via BT Frame relay.
The service is well suited to a number of time-sensitive, business-critical applications, including LAN/WAN internetworking, document imaging, inventory management, order entry, CAD/CAM, CRM, ERP and SNA, as well as lower priority traffic such as email, file transfer and web browsing.
FrameStream is also a future proof solution that inter-works with BT's CellStream and IP Clear services, for enhanced connectivity and a migration path to IP networking. With integrated dial access and Internet access options, you can also mix and match components to develop a customised solution that meets your specific needs.
FrameStream is BT's Frame Relay service for transmitting data based on Frame Relay standards.
Dedicated Access Connections are used to connect Customer Sites to the FrameStream network and CellFrame Permanent Virtual Circuits (PVCs) are configured to provide virtual paths over the BT FrameStream network between the Customers' selected Sites and their Host Site Location. Each PVC is configured to deliver a predictable level of throughput known as the Committed Information Rate (`CIR').
ISP FrameStream is ideally suited for
