NBN Enterprise Ethernet by CommsChoice

NBN™ Enterprise Ethernet offers high performance business fibre internet up to 1000/1000Mbps across the NBN fixed line footprint so now your outer metro and regional sites can share a single cost effective high quality data network

Enterprise Ethernet Fast Business Fibre Internet for Metro, Outer Metro & Regional Business

Business Grade fibre over NBN Enterprise Ethernet is now broadly available across most of Australia. Enterprise Ethernet brings dedicated end-to-end fibre to any site in Australia located within the NBN fixed line footprint. Eligible businesses can now access a $0 fibre install on a 36-month contract (subject to a site qualification check*).

Footnote 22 September 2020. NBNco today announced changes to Enterprise EWthernet zones and is creating new "NBN Business Fibre" Zones, effectively replacing some of the Zone 1 & Zone 2 pricing. For the new Business Fibre Zones list, please scroll to the bottom of this page. More to come on this subject

Symmetrical Bandwidths 50Mbps - 1000Mbps

A few years ago, 10/10Mbps was the standard business grade data bandwidth. Now 1000/1000Mbps is widely available and cost effective. Dedicated bandwidth gives you predictable, rapid performance for a great user experience – so that you can collaborate with ease.

If you’re a larger business on a fixed-line NBN service looking at a fibre upgrade to achieve up to 1/1 Gigabit symmetrical speeds, then NBN Enterprise Ethernet is the way to go. Other bandwidths are available starting at 50mbps and then in 100mbps increments.

Footnote 22 September 2020. NBNco today announced changes to their pricing structure which will mean that 100/100mbps may be the entry level bandwidth in many locations.

Fast fault fix SLAs

A 12hr fault fix SLA is standard on Enterprise Ethernet and Enhanced SLAs (eSLA) of 8 and 4hrs fault fix is available in most locations.

Class of Service (CoS)

Class of service is a way to manage different types of traffic over a network by giving certain types of traffic priority over others. For example, giving voice traffic priority over email or web traffic to deliver a good user call experience.

There are two access options for connecting to the Internet through CommsChoice Enterprise Ethernet;

- CoS-Low is a Peak Information Rate (PIR) service. PIR is the top bandwidth point of allowed traffic in non-busy times without any guaranteed bandwidth. For example, if you connect a 100Mbps CoS-Low service you will get a maximum 100Mbps but it is a ‘best efforts’ service and your connection is shared (or contended). This means you may not get that bandwidth at all times depending on the other users on the network. CoS-Low is good for internet browsing and Cloud connectivity.

- CoS-High is a Committed Information Rate (CIR) service. CIR is the minimum guaranteed traffic that will be delivered on the network. For example, if you connect a 100Mpbs CoS-High service, you will have 100Mbps at the network termination device at all times – it’s a 1:1 dedicated service. CoS-High is used for time sensitive applications such as voice, video and Citrix because 100% of the bandwidth is committed

Flexible

You can change bandwidth and CoS options at any time to suit your business needs.