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traffic contract

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traffic contract
An agreement between a customer and network provider that stipulates a certain type of channel allotted to the customer. It may also guarantee a minimum amount of bandwidth as well as quality of service (QoS) parameters such as a guaranteed maximum delay between packets. Network outage may be part of the contract, which states the guaranteed uptime as well as compensation if the network is down beyond a certain length of time. See QoS.


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The company said hardware and mobile sales had "substantially increased" in the period while direct sales of fixed and mobile lines and call traffic contracts also rose.
The unit comes with ATM traffic shaping for CBR-type traffic contracts, as well as UBR support.
The new subscriber interface rate-limiting feature enables broadband providers to specify a maximum rate of both upstream and downstream traffic flows on DSL lines so as to enforce Traffic Contracts and Service Level Agreements.
 
 
 
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