I might be misunderstanding this, but are you guys saying 10G Internet
access to a tier 1 costs around $6,000 a month? I ask because I run a
network for a small college and the best price I could get on 1Gbps
Internet is about $5,500 a month with the fiber loop included which
itself costs $2000-$2500. Or are you guys discussing a different type
connection?
The quotes I got were from Cogent, Lightpath, Level 3, Verizon ($8,000)
and I think even ATT a few years back. I'm out in the NJ suburbs about
30 miles from Manhattan. If there is a cheaper way to get good
bandwidth, I'm all ears. We're in Mahwah , NJ.
Thanks,
On 8/2/2014 3:39 AM, Mark Tinka wrote:
On Friday, August 01, 2014 06:34:00 PM Owen DeLong wrote:
Today, somewhere around $6,000 or more depending on
provider, location, etc.
That’s with IP transit included.
With IP Transit included, perhaps. But 10Gbps ports are not
expensive these days.
Depends on whether you selling 10Gbps ports off a router
line card or an Ethernet switch.
Mark.