Leased lines, point-to-point links, MPLS VPN and dark fibre. Symmetric, contended nowhere, and delivered to branch offices, factories and campuses across our footprint.
Symmetric, uncontended internet with a static IP block and an SLA that actually pays out when it's missed.
Layer 2 links between two of your sites, transparent to your equipment, with no shared path in between.
Layer 3 VPN across many sites with per-class QoS, so voice and ERP traffic don't queue behind a backup job.
Unlit strands between your locations where you want to run and own the optics yourself.
Broadband and leased line paths managed as one, with policy-based failover per application.
A second circuit on a diverse physical path, so one backhoe doesn't stop the site.
We check each address against our fibre map and tell you honestly which sites are on-net and which need a build.
Bandwidth, redundancy model and QoS classes are designed per site, then quoted as one schedule.
Where a build is needed we handle permissions and civil work. Timelines are shared before you sign.
CPE is installed, throughput and latency tested against the SLA, and results handed to you in writing.
Circuits are monitored from our NOC with proactive alerting, and a monthly SLA report per site.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Speeds | 2 Mbps to 10 Gbps, symmetric |
| Contention ratio | 1:1 dedicated on all leased line products |
| Media | Single-mode fibre primary; radio backup where fibre is unavailable |
| IP allocation | Static /30 to /28 blocks, IPv6 on request |
| MPLS classes | Voice (EF), Video (AF4), Business critical (AF3), Standard, Bulk |
| Redundancy | Diverse-path secondary circuit, automatic failover |
| CPE | Managed router included; unmanaged handoff available |
| Uptime SLA | 99.5% standard, 99.9% on dual-path configurations |
| MTTR | 4 hours in metro, 8 hours in tier-2 locations |
| Reporting | Per-site monthly availability, latency and utilisation report |
Retail chains and NBFCs connecting head office to dozens of branches under one MPLS VPN.
Plants needing uncontended links between production floor systems and a central ERP.
Campuses where a slow link is an operational problem, not just an inconvenience.
Departments connecting offices, surveillance nodes and public WiFi under a single access contract.