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A private Layer 3 WAN between your sites, carrying traffic on our network rather than across the public internet.
MPLS gives you a private routed network between branches. Traffic never traverses the public internet, which removes a whole class of security and performance problems, and lets us apply Quality of Service consistently across every site.
It is the right answer when you have applications that cannot tolerate jitter — voice, video, terminal services, core banking — and when compliance requires that inter-site traffic stays off the public internet.
Each site gets a defined class of service. Voice is prioritised, bulk data is not, and the policy is enforced on our network rather than hopefully on yours.
Publishing exclusions is deliberate. Nobody in this market does it, and it's the fastest way to avoid a variation conversation later.
If yours isn't here, ask — we'd rather answer it before you buy than after.
MPLS when you need guaranteed performance classes and private transport, typically finance, healthcare and voice-heavy operations. SD-WAN when cost and flexibility matter more and your applications tolerate the public internet. Many networks are best served by both: MPLS for critical classes, broadband for bulk. We will tell you honestly which applies.
Yes. MPLS can run alongside existing local breakout, or all internet can be centralised through a hardened hub for uniform policy.
Typically 15–30 working days depending on last-mile availability. Sites in POP cities are usually at the shorter end.
Free site survey first. You keep the findings whether or not you buy.
