ADSL vs Leased line

What is the primary purpose of ADSL?

• To provide voice communication

• To provide internet connectivity

• To enhance digital signal processing

• To convert analog signals to digital

What does the 'asymmetric' in ADSL refer to?

• The physical layout of the network

• The cost of installation

• The balance of power usage

• The difference in download and upload speeds

What type of cables does ADSL typically use?

• Copper wires

• Coaxial cables

• Wireless transmission

• Fiber optic cables

What device is necessary for ADSL to function?

• Switch

• Modem

• Repeater

• Router

What is a leased line primarily used for?

• Connecting two or more locations for private use

• Broadcasting television channels

• Public Wi-Fi hotspots

• Residential internet access

What is the main advantage of a leased line?

• It is cheaper than ADSL

• It offers symmetric upload and download speeds

• It provides a private connection not shared with others

• It combines easily with VPNs

What technology allows ADSL to transfer data and voice simultaneously?

• Digital signal processor

• Fiber optics

• VoIP adapter

• Micro filter

Why might internet speeds decrease during evenings and weekends for ASDL?

• Maintenance activities are often scheduled during these times

• Internet providers intentionally reduce speeds to save energy

• The physical infrastructure is more susceptible to damage

• Higher usage by people can overload shared infrastructure