Facilitating telecommunications continuity by providing redundant combinations of local carrier T-1 lines,
microwaves and/or coaxial cables to access the local communication loop:

A.
last-mile circuit protection.

B.
long-haul network diversity.

C.
diverse routing.

D.
alternative routing.

Explanation:
The method of providing telecommunication continuity through the use of many recovery facilities, providing
redundant combinations of local carrier T-ls, microwave and/or coaxial cable to access the local communication
loop in the event of a disaster, is called last-mile circuit protection. Providing diverse long-distance network
availability utilizing T-l circuits among major long-distance carriers is called long-haul network diversity. This
ensures long-distance access should any one carrier experience a network failure. The method of routing traffic
through split-cable facilities or duplicate-cable facilities is called diverse routing. Alternative routing is the
method of routing information via an alternative medium, such as copper cable or fiber optics.