What is a Multilink Bundle?
Multilink bundles are groupings of bandwidth channels that are controlled by the issue of pre-established commands. The channels involved can include both data and video, and will respond to commands that are arranged into a sequential fashion that is both logical and progressive in nature. A multilink bundle is essential for the operation of any Internet Service Provider or ISP. In order to manage the bandwidth, any ISP can add or remove a given multilink bundle when another provider requests that the action be taken. The method of creating a multilink bundle has in times past been used to help expedite the performance of connectivity on a dial up connection. Essentially, the multilink bundle may include the utilization of two 64kbps channels to function in the same manner as a single 128kpbs connection. This type of arrangement allowed the Internet Service Provider to offer an enhanced connection option to end users, usually at an small additional fee. Data and video are compartmenta
