Central
American Digital Network Service
RACSA offers “point to point” connection services between Costa Rica and the region’s countries, through the Central American Digital Network, which allows establishing dedicated connections between companies located in different countries, with speeds of Kbps (Kilobytes per second) up to 2 Mbps (Megabytes per second), enabling the integration of applications in a digital channel, available the 24 hours. This network has optical fiber and digital microwave links with a capacity of 140 Mbps (Megabytes per second) at a level of their main platform (back-bone).
The wide network initiates its route in Guatemala, going through Costa Rica and ending in Panama, giving coverage to Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama.
Within our country, any link coming from the Central American network (as well as any link coming from abroad), can be connected to other RACSA networks, like the frame relay digital network (RACSANET) or national digital network (RACSALINK), which provide coverage to over 85% of the national territory.
Within this service’s advantages the following stand out:
• The establishment of high speed links
• Efficient and great productivity connections
• Agility in the information traffic between the offices in the Central American area
• Possibility of integrating signals of voice, fax and data using only one infrastructure, which avoids the user contracting services of different networks dedicated to the transportation of only one type of traffic
• The links are performed with digital microwave, which is guarantee of a reliable and high availability link, since it reduces the external plant equipment and network maintenance
• Service and Attention to Damages 24 x 7
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