Capabilities
Dedicated high-speed fiber connections with guaranteed bandwidth and uptime.
Point-to-point wireless connectivity for locations without fiber access.
VPN Solutions.
Secure virtual private networks for remote access and site-to-site connectivity.
What is Leased Line Service?
Leased Line Service provides a dedicated, high-speed, and reliable internet connection for businesses that require stable connectivity and guaranteed performance.
Key Features:
Dedicated and secure connection
Symmetrical speeds (same upload and download)
High reliability and uptime
Ideal for businesses, data centers, VoIP, and cloud services
What is MICROWAVE Service?
Internet Microwave Service is a type of internet connection that uses microwave radio signals to transmit data wirelessly between two points (usually between a tower and a building).
Instead of fiber-optic cables or copper lines, the connection is delivered via point-to-point wireless antennas.
Key Features
Wireless high-speed connection
Fast installation compared to fiber
Suitable for businesses and remote locations
Often used as a backup link for internet connectivity
Requires a clear line-of-sight between antennas
How does it work?
A microwave antenna is installed on your building and connected to a nearby transmission tower. The tower sends internet data through microwave radio waves directly to your antenna.
VPN Service (Virtual Private Network)
A VPN Service creates a secure and encrypted connection between a user’s device and a private network over the internet. It protects data by sending it through a secure tunnel, preventing unauthorized access.
Key Features
Secure and encrypted data transmission
Safe remote access to company networks
Connects multiple branches securely
Protects sensitive business information
Common Business Uses
Remote Access VPN: Allows employees to access company systems from anywhere.
Site-to-Site VPN: Connects branches of different companies over a secure network.
WiMAX Service (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access)
WiMAX is a wireless broadband technology that provides high-speed internet access over long distances using radio signals. It is commonly used to deliver internet to areas where fiber or cable infrastructure is limited.
Key Features
Wireless broadband internet connection
Covers large geographic areas
Faster deployment than wired networks
Suitable for businesses and remote locations
How It Works
WiMAX uses base stations to transmit internet signals wirelessly to customer receivers installed at homes or offices.