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IIJA Internet Access offers a reliable dedicated connection
that connects to the IIJ group's Internet backbone network. |
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Network Monitoring: 24/365 |
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Tech Support: 24/365 |
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Tech support offered in English and Japanese |
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Case
Study 1: Wide Area Ethernet (L2)
Case Study 5: Custom Solutions |
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T-CLASS service is available with T1 and T3 services.
In addition to the traditional IPv4, next generation
IPv6 service is also available. |
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Bandwidth: as shown in the table at right |
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Fees: Contact IIJA for a quotation |
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Service offered anywhere in the US (inquire
for details) |
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IP address allocation (6) |
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Other fees: Location changes, NOC changes
etc. quoted when needed |
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Lead time: New services can be started in
six weeks or less. |
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Minimum contract term: 1 year |
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Option: Managed Router (IIJ SEIL) |
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24/365 network monitoring and technical support |
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Bilingual tech support in English and Japanese |
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Bandwidth: 3-45 Mbps |
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Fees: Contact IIJA for a quotation. |
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Service Areas: New York, Palo Alto, San Jose, Los
Angeles |
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24/365 network monitoring and technical support |
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Bilingual tech support in English and Japanese |
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| Dedicated T3 (45Mbps) Internet
connection priced on traffic usage
* Economical pricing based on the traffic the customer
uses |
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Bandwidth: Up to 45Mbps |
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Fees: Pricing based on traffic usage (contact IIJA
for details) |
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Service Areas: New York, Palo Alto, San Jose, Los
Angeles |
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24/365 network monitoring and technical support |
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Bilingual tech support in English and Japanese |
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In-bound and out-bound traffic are each measured
every 5 minutes to determine average traffic in
each direction. |
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The higher average of the two (In-Bound and Out-Bound
traffic) is used as the measure of average traffic
for the billing period. |
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The individual, 5-minute traffic measurements are
then lined up from smallest to largest over the
entire month.The top 5% of these periods is removed,
and the value left at the top (at the 95% position)
is used to calculate charged bandwidth. |
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The top 5% of all measures (equal to 1.2 hours of
service per day) are omitted to determine the 95%
traffic level for the month. Service fees are then
calculated based on this 95% level. |
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Redundancy configuration is available to protect the customer from local line problem or failure in hardware. Redundancy servers a backup to the customer with critical connectivity requirements. |
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T1 Configuration
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Main T1 line plus backup T1 line by a different
carrier |
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Redundant CPE router configuration is seen as a
single router from the LAN side |
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The router automatically redirects the traffic to
the shadow T1 when the main T1 line fails. |
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2 T1 lines are not used simultaneously. |
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Double
T1 Configuration |
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Main T1 line and backup T1 line by a different carrier
terminate at T1 WANx2 router. |
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T1x2 3Mbps bandwidth is available for use during
normal operation (load balancing on a per packet
basis) |
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The backup T1 line is available for use when the
main T1 fails. |
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Bandwidth expandable up to T1x4 (6Mbps) with the
same carrier |
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DSL Backup
Configuration |
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Main T1 line plus a backup
DSL/Cable line from a different ISP |
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IIJA creates a GRE tunnel
between the IIJA Backbone and CPE over the ISP's connection. |
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The router automatically
redirects traffic to the backup DSL/Cable link if the main T1 line is down. |
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The same LAN IIJA CIDR
IP address is available for customer use while the backup solution is active. |
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Failover to the backup solution
requires no customer-side firewall, remote VPN or server changes. |
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Other
Configurations |
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IIJA has an extensive expertise in several IP-based
redundancy solutions such as multi-home, T3+T1 and
T1+DSL. IIJA engineers will consult with the customers
to find the best solution. |
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IIJA ETHERNET Internet Access offers IIJA's data center
customers a direct connection to the IIJ backbone network.
Coupled with IIJA data center colocation, the service
benefits the customer with reliable access to the Internet. |
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Bandwidth: 1Mbps to 100Mbps |
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Fees: Contact IIJA for a quotation |
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Service Areas: IIJA POP data centers (New York,
Palo Alto, San Jose, Los Angeles) |
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24/365 network monitoring and technical support |
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Bilingual technical support in English and Japanese |
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| Dedicated T3 (45Mbps) Internet
connection priced on traffic usage
* Economical pricing based on the traffic the customer
uses |
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Bandwidth: 10Mbps, or up to 100Mbps |
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Fees: Pricing based on traffic usage (contact IIJA
for details) |
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Service Areas: IIJA POP data centers (New York,
Palo Alto, San Jose, Los Angeles) |
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24/365 network monitoring and technical support |
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Bilingual technical support in English and Japanese |
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In-bound and out-bound traffic are each measured
every 5 minutes to determine average traffic in
each direction. |
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The higher average of the two (In-Bound and Out-Bound
traffic) is used as the measure of average traffic
for the billing period. |
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The individual, 5-minute traffic measurements are
then lined up from smallest to largest over the
entire month.The top 5% of these periods is removed,
and the value left at the top (at the 95% position)
is used to calculate charged bandwidth. |
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The top 5% of all measures (equal to 1.2 hours of
service per day) are omitted to determine the 95%
traffic level for the month. Service fees are then
calculated based on this 95% level. |
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Bandwidth: as shown in the table at right |
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Fee: Contact IIJA for a quotation |
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Service Areas: Contact IIJA for details |
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Network monitoring: 24/365 |
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Technical support: 24/365 |
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Bilingual tech support in English and Japanese |
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IP address allocation (6; additional fee for 14 or more) |
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Lead time: New services can be started in six weeks or less |
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Minimum contract term: 1 year |
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IIJA Dialup Internet Access is a business class dialup IP connection service. The service is convenient for the users who are out of the office or as a backup connectivity at the customer's office. Roaming option allows the use from oversea locations as well as within the U.S. |
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Fees
Setup fee: $50
Monthly fee: $85 |
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Includes 10 dialup accounts per service agreement |
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Includes 2 hours user per dialup account per month |
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Additional time charged at $0.05/minute |
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Option:
Toll Free Roaming Service
US: $0.35/minute
*Contact IIJA for information on international roaming |
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DIALUP ADVANCED features a large number of dialup access points in all regions of Japan, as well as in the NYC Metro (including many New Jersey locations) and the San Francisco Bay Area. |
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The roaming option gives additional toll-free access from all 50 of the United States. |
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For users who seek a global roaming package, we are able to offer additional packages featuring additional add-on options through international providers such as EQUANT and GRIC. |
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List of access points |
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