
Dedicated Internet
Business connectivity for organizations that require predictable bandwidth and a defined service scope.
Service design can be matched to availability, bandwidth, redundancy, distance and operational requirements.


Business connectivity for organizations that require predictable bandwidth and a defined service scope.

High-capacity fiber connectivity for locations where fiber access and project feasibility are available.

Point-to-point radio connectivity for reliable wireless backhaul between locations.

Wireless links for office access, inter-building connectivity and multi-site distribution.

Satellite connectivity for remote or hard-to-reach locations where terrestrial options are limited.

Managed wireless access design for offices, institutions and customer-facing environments.

Useful inputs include location, user count, required speed, critical applications, expected availability, redundancy needs and whether the link is for internet access or site-to-site connectivity.
Availability and commercial terms can vary by location and selected technology, so these details should be confirmed in the proposal or service agreement.
Confirm coverage, route feasibility, line of sight or fiber access for the target site.
Define the required capacity and the applications or users that will depend on it.
Confirm router handoff, IP requirements and any static addressing that is required and available.
Identify whether a backup link, alternate path or failover design is needed.
Define the CPE, firewall, cabling, Wi-Fi or internal network work included in the scope.
Document support contacts, service hours and any agreed response or escalation terms.
Send the location and bandwidth requirement to Eagle Wies.