Network Service Providers
National (Internet) Service Provider, an ISP which services a nationwide market with POPs in most metropolitan areas.
Network service provider. one of the private companies maintaining and servicing the Internets high-speed backbones. Included among the companies are MCI, Sprint, UUNET/MIS, PSINet. and BBN Planet.
Network Service Provider ODRC Optimised Depreciated Replacement Cost
Network Service Provider. Company who provides connection to networks or Internet. Also called ISP, DSP, ILEC, CLEC or Flashcom.
A Network Service Provider (NSP) is a company that provides backbone services to an Internet Service Provider, company that most web users use for access to the internet. Typically, an ISP connects to a regional ISP at a point called an (IX) Internet Exchange that in turn connects to an NSP backbone. An ISP can purchase a wholesale dial access service from an NSP, which provides dial-up connectivity for their customers.
Network Service Provider. A company that provides the national or international packet switching networks that carry Internet traffic. Also called a backbone operator.
Network Service Part. The combination of the Message Transfer Part and the Signalling Connection Control Part.
Network Service Provider: the term for an organization offering and providing value added network services on a telecommunications network.
Network Service Provider. These are the companies that provide connectivity to the internet for ISPs and others requiring high speed connections between their LANs and the Internet.
Network Service Provider. Companies that provide services such as ADSL, HDSL, ATM, Frame Relay, Internet Access, or other services. Usually use their own switching equipment, or they lease the equipment - and they normally utilize a local telco or CAP for the local loop. They link nodes via high capacity circuits. They also may have interconnection agreements with other telecom companies.
Network Service Provider. Can include a local telephone company, ISP, or Competitive Local Exchange Carrier.
Network Service Provider. An NSP provides customers with access to ASPs, the Internet and other services over a dedicated private network.
Network Service Provider. An ISP's upstream provider or backbone provider.
Network Service Provider as defined by the NEC or the W
(Network service provider) - Any company that provides network services to subscribers.
Network Service Provider; a service provider that offers network connectivity and a range of managed network technologies to multiple customers.
A very large, global backbone carrier that owns its own infrastructures (for example, AT&T, WorldCom, UUnet, Sprint, Verizon, Cable & Wireless, and Qwest).