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*).

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.

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.