A paper designed to provide options for Service Providers to extend the reach of DSL into previously un-served areas.
Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) service is in high demand from the user community. However, a significant portion of the general user community cannot get DSL service because they are either located at too great a distance from the service provider’s Central Office (CO) or they are not served directly by a metallic loop. This paper offers architectural solutions and techniques for extending DSL coverage to help service providers deploy “DSL Anywhere.”
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