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best-effort service

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best-effort service
A communications service that makes no guarantees regarding the speed with which data will be transmitted to the recipient or that the data will even be delivered entirely.


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The service, named Group-Ether, is a best-effort service offering low-cost nationwide network coverage by taking advantage of broadband access lines that NTT Com's sister companies NTT East and NTT West provide with certain versions of their FLET'S-branded Internet access services.
In order to preserve the reliability and QoS for business applications, enterprises should enable the WLAN system's QoS features for critical voice, data and video applications on the corporate ESSID, while providing best-effort service for the guest ESSID.
The new ESU, an interface to the Tellabs 8100 managed access system, enables carriers to optimize bandwidth utilization in the access network by offering additional best-effort services such as data-over-Ethernet.
 
 
 
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