Networking

Many businesses which offer WiFi are concerned about technical support and high costs. However, with our solution, there is no need to worry.

Ubiquiti Enterprise provides a consistent, fast wireless connection which is perfect for making available to your employees, customers, suppliers, and guests.

If your business has less than 50 employees, Ubiquiti Enterprise is the perfect solution for enabling staff and guest WiFi.

If leased lines are not a requirement for your business, or are currently too costly, the Ethernet First Mile (EFM) is ideal. This provides a dedicated internet connection using multiple copper wires, rather than fibre.

As EFM is a dedicated connection, this means that your business is the only one on that network, ensuring the best possible speeds and control.

Ethernet over FTTC uses the existing copper wiring, which carry fibre broadband to the cabinet, in order to connect to your premises. Then, on top of this, there is a dedicated Ethernet, which provides a high speed, hybrid connection.

Another high-speed, dedicated solution, this means that you won’t be sharing your network with anyone else.

The fastest possible connection, leased lines offer unrivalled reliability, security and speed.

Applications which are data-heavy e.g. hosted VoIP, video conferencing and cloud services are easily catered for. Leased lines are also designed to accommodate a high number of users, making it perfect for larger offices.

Ethernet Point-to-Point allows businesses to extend their network over multiple locations using a fast, reliable and secure data transfer. 

This is the perfect solution for connecting mulitple offices to centralised resources for employees, through a secure VPN.

MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching) is a technique which is used to enhance your existing network. At the most basic level, it prioritises data based on where it’s going, without having to open up the data packet (which would happen on most connections). This improves the overall efficiency of the network by freeing up bandwidth.