Business Connectivity

It depends on what the site does. NBN suits smaller sites and general office use. Dedicated Ethernet suits operations that cannot afford congestion or latency, such as a site running voice, video and critical applications at once. We will tell you which one the site actually needs rather than selling up by default.

A 4G or 5G backup path takes over automatically, so the site stays reachable and calls keep connecting while the fault is worked. Connections are also monitored continuously, so a degrading link is usually picked up and addressed before it turns into an outage.

We manage it. The distinction matters, because a link that was fine at installation is not necessarily fine a year later. Performance is monitored actively and addressed when it drifts, rather than left until someone reports that things feel slow.

Yes. Offices, warehouses and remote sites are joined into one managed network, with consistent policy and predictable performance at every location. SD-WAN routes traffic intelligently across multiple links so performance and uptime hold up across a distributed business.

Yes, static IP addressing is available on request. It is usually worth having if you are hosting anything, running site to site connections, or restricting access to a service by address.

It depends on the service and the site. NBN connections are provisioned and restored to the standard NBN timeframes, and dedicated services vary with what the carrier has to do to reach the building. We give you the expected timeframe for your specific site before you commit, rather than a general figure that may not apply.