Yes, we offer highly redundant internet lines that enter the building through different paths. Many business premises can be connected via multiple routes, and we supply the fiber route maps, known as KMZ or KML files, for complete transparency. The internet lines can be set up to terminate on either separate routers or a single router. By using BGP (Border Gateway Protocol), we enable dynamic failover and manage redundancy effectively.

The bandwidth on DIA (Dedicated Internet Access) lines is dedicated, not shared. These are point-to-point connections, meaning a specific portion of fiber is reserved exclusively for your use. Unlike shared technologies like X-GPON, DIA lines ensure consistent performance and reliable connectivity, as your bandwidth is not affected by other users.

Businesses often require the same upload and download speeds due to applications like video conferencing, data backups, and large file transfers. A symmetrical setup, though potentially more costly, avoids bottlenecks and should be considered for businesses with more than 20 users. Investing in a symmetrical connection ensures efficient data handling, minimizes latency, and supports consistent performance.