ADSL technology allows downstream speeds up to 9 Mbps. We want our Triton subscribers to have a consistent and reliable experience with the service. The performance of ADSL varies with distance from the DSL Gateway, and capping the speed at 1.5 Mbps downstream helps insure consistency across many locations. Triton's Advanced768 Office and Advanced1500 Office include 2 fixed IP addresses.
Office use dynamic addressing.
DMT stands for Discrete Multi-Tone. This version of multicarrier modulation uses 256 QAM modulation tones simultaneously to create the ADSL signal. DMT is the basis of ANSI Standard T1.413, and has the support of other world standards bodies. Triton's ADSL uses DMT because our network equipment is compatible with that modulation system, and because we believe there is healthy, long-term industry support behind it. Some Internet users believe that one system is superior to the other, but we're confident our service will perform very well with DMT modulation.