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Leased lines are used to build up private networks, private telephone networks (by interconnecting PBXs) or access the internet or a partner network (extranet).

The lease line is normally the center line of any common party walls, the corridor face of any adjacent common corridor, or the exterior face of any walls that form the exterior enclosure, or the storefront lease line as defined by the landlord.

What is a leased line used for? It is used to link two locations together. The first location is typically a corporate office. The second location is typically another corporate office, a data centre that's connected to the Internet or a data centre that's connected to the company's existing Wide Area Network.

A leased line is a private telecommunications circuit between two or more locations provided according to a commercial contract. It is sometimes also known as a private circuit, and as a data line in the UK. Typically, leased lines are used by businesses to connect geographically distant offices.

Disadvantages of using a leased line Although pricing has decreased over time, the cost of installation, combined with the ongoing monthly rental fees of a leased line, remain significantly higher than that of other connection alternatives, such as ADSL or FTTC. It can be an expensive form of data connectivity.

Data Speed A regular broadband connection, compared with a leased line, is more likely to provide faster and stable connection speed. While download and upload speeds are symmetric on leased lines, download speed is faster than upload speed, i.e. symmetric on broadband.

A leased line is a dedicated data connection with a fixed bandwidth. It enables small, medium, and large businesses to connect to the internet in a secure, reliable, and highly efficient manner, with maximum download capacity, resilience, and uptime.

Related Definitions In-line Tenant means and refer to any tenant within a multi-tenant building where each individual tenant has an exterior store front and patron entrance.

Large businesses use leased lines for a variety of uses, including: Providing internet access. Linking computers and servers together from multiple locations. Making phone calls.

A leased line is a bidirectional telephone line that has been rented for private voice, data exchange or telecommunication use. Typically, large organizations purchase leased lines from telephone message carriers to interconnect different geographic locations.