What is an Ethernet Virtual Private Line?

Ethernet Virtual Private Line, or EVPL, is a data service defined by the Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) that provides point-to-point and multiple EVCs between a pair of dedicated UNIs.

What is an EPL in networking?

Ethernet Private Line (EPL) service from IFN provides dedicated Ethernet connectivity between two business locations via high-speed, reliable, secure connection across the IFN network. Our EPL service is uniquely tailored for mission-critical applications where high-speed, low-latency circuits are needed.

What is Comcast EPL?

Comcast Ethernet Private Line (EPL) Service is a reliable, more flexible, higher bandwidth alternative to traditional TDM Private Lines. The service enables customers to connect their Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) using a lower cost Ethernet interface.

What is better than MPLS?

MPLS can have steep bandwidth costs, while SD-WAN protects your network from vulnerabilities that MPLS cannot. The short answer is that SD-WAN offers better visibility, availability, enhanced performance, and more freedom of action. It’s why the industry has seen interest in SD-WAN rising over the past few years.

Is Ethernet private?

An Ethernet Private Line service is a private data connection securely connecting two or more locations for private data services. An Ethernet private line circuit is a closed network data transport service which does not traverse the public Internet and is inherently secure with no data encryption needed.

Is EPL an MPLS?

Both EPL and EVPL Ethernet provide the simplicity of private connections combined with the flexibility and scalability of MPLS technology across a range of bandwidths, but the main difference for businesses is the configuration they would require.

What is IEPL?

International Ethernet Private Line (IEPL) is a point to point and point to multi-point dedicated-line data service with CBN Global Networks. IEPL Provides you with reliable and secure International connectivity for integrated data, voice and video transmission.