FAQs

Primary and secondary circuits, alternative carrier options and physical path diversity can be incorporated into the WAN design. This supports high availability across multi-site environments. 

Yes. MPLS circuits and associated infrastructure are monitored through a dedicated Network Operations Centre, providing visibility into performance, availability and utilisation across the estate. 

Starlink for Business is a strong option for temporary sites where fibre or fixed-line connectivity is not available or would take too long to install. It can be deployed quickly and provide reliable internet access for business operations.

Starlink provides connectivity in locations where traditional networks are unavailable or impractical. As long as there is a clear view of the sky, it can deliver high-speed internet without relying on local infrastructure.

Starlink can be used as a secondary connection alongside existing networks such as MPLS or SD-WAN. It provides an alternative access path to maintain connectivity during outages or service disruptions.

Starlink enables rapid deployment without waiting for fibre installation. This makes it suitable for new offices, pop-up locations or projects that require immediate connectivity.

Starlink for Business is a satellite-based internet service that provides high-speed connectivity for business environments. It is commonly used for remote sites, temporary locations and as a backup to existing networks.

Yes. Starlink can be integrated alongside existing WAN solutions such as MPLS or SD-WAN, allowing it to operate as either a primary or secondary connection.

Yes. Starlink provides sufficient speed and latency to support cloud applications, voice services and general business operations in many environments.

A managed Starlink for Business solution can include installation, a managed router, monitoring, support and optional backup connectivity such as LTE/5G. This allows it to be integrated into a wider network environment.