Work from home
Calls that hold their quality while the rest of the house streams, and upload headroom for large files at the end of the day.
সমাধান · বাসা, ব্যবসা ও প্রতিষ্ঠানের জন্য
Home WiFi, business internet for SMEs, and enterprise connectivity — the fiber is the same. What changes is how much of it is reserved for you, how the addressing is handed over, and how fast someone picks up when something breaks.
প্রতিটি সংযোগে dual-stack IPv6 · আনলিমিটেড ডাটা · নিজস্ব নেটওয়ার্ক
Solutions
Same fiber, same routing, same engineers — different guarantees around them.
Three phones, two TVs, a laptop on a call and a camera uploading — all at once, in the evening, when every connection in the neighbourhood is busy. That is the moment home WiFi is actually judged on, and it is what we build for.
Calls that hold their quality while the rest of the house streams, and upload headroom for large files at the end of the day.
IPv6 makes home CCTV and NVR access work from outside the house without paying for a public IPv4 address.
TVs, consoles, phones, smart plugs and a printer nobody remembers connecting — provisioned so the peak hour still behaves.
Side by side
The physical connection is the same fiber. These are the things that change with the tier.
Underneath all three
Whichever tier you take, it sits on the same engineering: our own routing, more than one way out of the country, and people who watch it at three in the morning.
AS137403 with our own IP allocations and BGP routing — the network is ours to engineer, not a reseller account on someone else's.
Multi-exchange peering keeps national traffic local; international capacity comes over independent upstream paths.
Links and access nodes are monitored continuously, so most faults are seen on our screens before a phone rings.
The NOC is staffed round the clock by the people who run the routers — a fault gets diagnosed on the call, not forwarded.
Add-ons
Available on business and enterprise connections, and on home lines where it makes sense.
A fixed IPv4 address, or a routed block delegated to your edge for servers, VPN and appliances.
A second access path with automatic failover, so one cut fiber does not stop the working day.
Access points placed for the floor plan, with staff and guest traffic on separate networks.
Remote camera and NVR access done properly over IPv6, or over a static IPv4 where the equipment requires it.
Branch offices joined to head office across our network, so internal systems stay on internal paths.
An agreed response window with named escalation, written into the service agreement.
How a business connection is delivered
We would rather look at the site than quote from a phone call — it is the difference between a connection that works on day one and one that gets revisited for a month.
We check the fiber route, entry point, power and rack space, and ask what the connection actually has to carry.
Capacity, addressing, redundancy and any internal network work, written down with the cost attached before anything is signed.
Fiber pulled, equipment mounted, addressing configured and the link tested against what was proposed.
You get the documentation and the escalation contacts; the link goes onto our monitoring from the first day.
Common Questions
Describe the site — how many people, what systems, what cannot be allowed to stop — and we will come back with a design and a number, not a brochure.