A customer's leased line to its ISP connects to the ISP's ________.
A) POP
B) terminal point
C) CSU/DSU
D) interface

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A leased line typically connects to an ISP's Point of Presence (POP), which is a location where a carrier houses its telecommunications and networking equipment. The POP provides connectivity to the Internet backbone and other networks. The other options, terminal point, CSU/DSU, and interface, are not typically used to refer to the point where a leased line connects to an ISP's network.

A Customer's Leased Line to Its ISP Connects to the ISP's