Internet Access
Internet Access
Exceptional Speed and Reliability for Demanding Business Needs
ConvergeOne offers diverse high-speed Internet connection methods, allowing you to leverage your location’s existing technology and minimize installation costs.
ConvergeOne Internet connection methods include:
- SONET Fiber Optic
- Fast Ethernet
- T-carrier lines (T1, T3)
- Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
- ISDN
ConvergeOne can combine any of these individual connections into a fault-tolerant service that aggregates the bandwidth of the individual links for still greater speed.
ConvergeOne’s powerful, redundant Internet infrastructure minimizes the possibility of service interruptions.
Whereas unavailable mail servers, oversold network links, and busy dial-up lines may be acceptable to residential customers or some business, ConvergeOne Internet Access is designed to provide a higher level of security, performance, and reliability that meets or exceeds the most demanding businesses needs.
The Internet Speed Your Company Needs
Get the right Internet access bandwidth. ConvergeOne offers bandwidth ranging from 160 Kbps to 2.4 Gbps, and tailors the solution to meet your business requirements and budget.
Reliability
ConvergeOne is multi-homed to the Internet via diverse remote paths to eliminate any single point of failure.
24/7/365 Monitoring
At ConvergeOne’s Network Operations Center, the engineering staff provide 24/7/365 monitoring of all network links. ConvergeOne engineers are usually able to address any potential problem before it can affect a customer.
High Availability
ConvergeOne uses Border Gateway Protocol (BGP4), a process that ensures continuous availability through multiple network links.
Client Multiple Connections
ConvergeOne uses two or more circuits to meet each client’s bandwidth requirements, including backup. Circuits are routed so that traffic enters through one connection and exits through another. If one circuit fails, the other takes over. Where necessary, ConvergeOne can provide a client with failover redundant links by combining T1, DSL, ISDN, and other connections.