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Bonded Internet
Scale your Internet bandwidth by aggregating multiple connections!
Business technology is moving off premise, and the reliance on cloud services, video conferencing is increasing significantly, making Internet connectivity more important than ever. It has become vital to have a stable, cost efficient and fast connection and you shouldn’t opt for anything less!
Meet Bonded Internet!
Our solution delivers bandwidth at levels impossible with individual connections, enhancing application performance and unlocking high speed connectivity by combining multiple connections and aggregating them into one super connection. This is often very attractive to businesses located in poorly served areas, with substantial bandwidth and reliability requirements.
Key Benefits of Bonded Internet
High Speed Connectivity
Fiber Optic, LTE, xDSL or any other broadband service
Seamless Failover
Traffic will automatically adapt to any disruption
Same IP Failover
User unique IP address and remove ISP dependency
Resilient network
Links monitored in real-time for health
High Speed Connectivity
Combining multiple connections allows you to aggregate speed to reach very fast connectivity. This is true for downlink as well as uplink. You can double, triple, or even multiply your speed by adding as many connections as you need.
This will also you unlocks a superior quality of service by discarding links with high jitter to optimize the performance of your overall connection. Tackling bandwidth and latency will ultimately provide you with fast uninterrupted connectivity. Combine Cable + xDSL + Fiber = Full sum aggregation of download and upload.
Seamless Failover
In Bonded Internet, you can combine multiple connections (circuits). All circuits in a Bonded Internet tunnel are active. And upon any disruption or degradation longer than 300ms, that circuit will be removed from the tunnel.
Circuits can also be set as standby Failover (not fully active) that intervenes when needed and added to the tunnel within 300ms.
From an end-user perspective, this means that telephone calls or video calls will remain connected and not abruptly terminate when circuits fail, delivering business continuity and customer satisfaction.
Same IP Failover
Using unique IP address space for user data transport removes the dependency on the underlying IP addressing at the link level.
This helps to ensure that a site’s connectivity to the Internet or the WAN is continuous and that all session-based applications remain active.
From an end-user perspective, this means that telephone calls or video calls will remain connected and not abruptly terminate when circuits fail, delivering business continuity and customer satisfaction.
Combine Multiple Technologies
Why do you put your eggs all in one basket? Every connection type is susceptible to problems. Wireless can be susceptible to weather and interference. Others might be susceptible to rust, or construction activities… Then why not overcome this by combining multiple technologies and harness the best features out of each?
That same logic might drive you to question whether it is wise to stick to a single ISP. But what if that ISP suffer connectivity problem? Why not diversify your connectivity and increase your resiliency!
