Network question for novice.
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02-12-2021 09:29 AM
Hell everyone,
Short back story, I work for a large ISP as a front line sales person and I formerly had a lot of technical support. There was a corporate restructure and my title and role has changed. I am now responsible for selling network solutions and all of the technical support is now gone.
I have tried finding a good explain like I am five on this subject but have been unsuccessful. The internal training resources are also dismal at best. I have a question that i am embarrassed to ask a colleague as everyone on my team is new to me.
What is the difference between port and access? For example, I am being asked to quote
100Mb Port/1Gb access burstable.
Is the 100mb the speed or is the 1gb the speed? Or are these even speeds at all? I am completely lost here and would really appreciate a very simple explanation. I am one week into this role and I am really trying to understand it but I don’t know where to even start. I should also mention that I currently do not even have a manager to point me in the right direction.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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02-12-2021 09:54 AM
Dont be afraid, no question is great, not question worst, every one - one point of time learners move evetually different levels like you.
100Mb Port/1Gb access burstable.
If i decode the requestment, my point of view is on 1GB port- they looking 100MB bandwidth with burstable is the requirement.
is this make sense ?
