Glossary: What is IP Transit?

IP transit connects networks to the global internet. Learn how it works and explore BSO’s enterprise-grade IP transit services for global connectivity.

What is IP Transit? IP transit is a service that allows networks to access the global internet by purchasing bandwidth from upstream providers. It is essential for connecting smaller networks to the wider internet.

Explanation: IP transit providers route data between different networks, ensuring reliable and efficient global communication. Businesses and ISPs often rely on these services for internet connectivity.

Practical Example of IP Transit: An ISP purchases IP transit services from a Tier 1 network provider to offer internet access to its customers.

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