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Guide to High-Speed Data Service Interruptions

Overview The goal of this document is to identify all the different service interruptions associated with high-speed data (HSD). Each service interruption will be explained in sufficient detail that it can be understood. Additionally, each service interruption will be analyzed in terms of what causes the interruption, what indicators we currently have to detect these interruptions, and what results from these interruptions we typically experience. Through understanding the different service interruptions, it is believed that MediaOne can better identify the severity of each interruption and what needs to be done to properly address it.This information will steer the development of monitoring requirements.

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Publisher	Birds-Eye Network Services	File Format	HTML
Date Published	December 1999	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	ISPs

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