Corporate offices
Many users on cloud applications, video meetings and VoIP at the same time.
Internet leased line
Internet leased line for business and enterprise
A leased line gives your organisation a dedicated internet connection with bandwidth reserved for you. We help you size the bandwidth, survey the site and plan for continuity.
01 — Explained
What is an internet leased line?
An internet leased line is a dedicated connection between your premises and the network, with bandwidth that is not shared with other customers. Leased lines usually offer symmetric upload and download speeds and static public IP addresses, which suits businesses that run servers, VPNs, cloud applications or many simultaneous users.
| Shared internet | Internet leased line | |
|---|---|---|
| Bandwidth | Shared with other users in the area | Dedicated to your organisation |
| Upload vs download | Upload is often lower than download | Typically symmetric |
| IP addresses | Usually dynamic | Static public IPs usually available |
| Best suited to | Homes and small premises | Offices, enterprises and multi-user sites |
| Terms | Standard plans | Defined in a service agreement |
02 — Use cases
Business and enterprise use cases
Hosted servers & VPN
Static IPs and symmetric bandwidth for servers, remote access and site-to-site VPNs.
Hospitals & clinics
Steady connectivity for records, billing, imaging uploads and telemedicine.
Schools & colleges
Campus-wide internet for labs, staff and online learning platforms.
Factories & warehouses
ERP, inventory, logistics systems and remote CCTV monitoring.
IT & BPO operations
Consistent bandwidth for client-facing work and real-time applications.
03 — Options
Dedicated connectivity options
Depending on your location, a leased line may be delivered over optical fibre or a wireless last-mile link. Options, bandwidth and charges are confirmed after a feasibility check and site survey.
- Fibre last mileWhere fibre can be routed to your building.
- Wireless last mileWhere line of sight is available and fibre is not practical.
- Bandwidth consultationWe help you estimate bandwidth from users, applications and growth plans.
- Static public IPsAllocation discussed as part of your requirement.
04 — Business continuity
Planning for continuity
Backup connection
A secondary link, where feasible, so critical work can continue if the primary connection is interrupted.
Automatic failover
A router or firewall configured to switch traffic to the backup link.
Power backup
UPS for network equipment so connectivity is not lost during short power cuts.
Clear escalation
Support contacts and procedures as defined in your service agreement.
05 — Process
Site survey and quotation
Requirement
Share your address, users and required bandwidth.
Feasibility
We check how the connection can reach your premises.
Site survey
Our team inspects the building, entry points and equipment location.
Proposal
You receive bandwidth options, terms and charges in writing.
Commissioning
The line is installed, configured and tested on site.
Please note
Leased line availability, bandwidth, delivery timelines and service levels depend on location and are confirmed in the proposal and service agreement.
06 — Enquiry
Leased line enquiry
Share your office details and the bandwidth you need. If you are unsure, write “not sure” and we will help you estimate it.