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MXDSL Internet access with backup cable circuit

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  • All the power and flexibility of an MXDSL access
  • Physically diverse high-speed backup circuit
  • No changes to IP addresses when transferred to backup circuit
  • Wide geographic availability
  • One of the lowest cost redundancy options

 


More than 50% of network services outages are associated with failures on the local access. More exposed than the rest of the network components, it is also more difficult to repair. In the specific case of ADSL or cable circuits, most of the time, a minimum of two working days is required to restore service to defective local loops. If access to the Internet or your private network has become essential to your operations, it is time to add a physically diverse backup circuit.

Based on the same technology as our standard MXDSL, the MXDSL BCC (with backup cable circuit) is an effective solution to greatly reduce the risks of service loss. Easily activated and more economical than setting up access via different suppliers, it has become the standard option for IT administrators seeking to secure their network infrastructure.

 

Availability

Don't wait, MXDSL with BCC is available on most of the territory currently served by both standard B2B2C ADSL and cable access. Talk with your B2B2C account manager to learn more about this innovative service; quotations are produced within 24 hours.

 

Innovative Technology

The technology on which the MXDSL BCC service relies was developed by B2B2C and requires its unique ability to transmit to the same site via both Bell and Videotron's access networks. Therefore, it is not available from other Internet access and data service providers. Even the telecom giants, like Bell and Videotron, do not have access to a physically diverse option at such a price point.

 

Typical Applications


Protection against loss of productivity of administrative offices

Do not send your staff home during networks failures. When your site experiences loss of service on the main access of an MXDSL with BCC, only the upstream speed (upload) will decrease. Your teams will keep working, often without even noticing the degradation in performance. BCC is a proactive way to reduce your emergency service calls and better support your business growth.

Disaster recovery plan for Web servers

You invested in your IT infrastructure to prevent the loss of services? Add, at little cost, the missing element to your disaster recovery plan. As your IP addresses is transparently maintained during transfers between the main and backup circuits, the MXDSL with BCC simplifies your life.

Maintaining IP telephony communications

Give PBX-IP dependent network the robustness it deserves. Your MXDSL with BCC will provide what it needs to keep communications with your remote sites and your local lines up at all times.



Service portfolio

 

MXDSL with BCC 1.6 to 3,2 Mbps

MXDSL with backup cable access - reduce the risks of service Loss!

The local loop of your access circuit is the the most at risk element of your network. Reduce risks without increasing complexity with a MXDSL featuring backup cable access.

MXDSL 1.6
with Backup Cable Circuit

MXDSL 2.4
with Backup Cable Circuit

MXDSL 3.2
with Backup Cable Circuit
Upload speed - Main circuit (Bell network access)* 1.6 Mbps 2.4 Mbps 3.2 Mbps
Upload speed - backup circuit (Videotron network access) * 820 Kbps 820 Kbps 820 Kbps
Bandwidth and upload transfer Included Included Included
Downstream bandwidth** 2 Mbps 3 Mbps Included
Static IP addresses subnet of 8 subnet of 8 subnet of 8
Download speed - primary and backup circuit * 6 Mbps 6 Mbps 6 Mbps
1 year agreement
Activation fee ***		 (Call) (Call) (Call)
3 year agreement
Activation fee ***		 229.95$ / m
459.95$		 (Call) (Call)
Equipment Included
* Maximum speeds presented. The actual speed of a circuit may vary depending on the capacity of the local loop used. ** The price of excess usage is set at 48.95$ per quarter of Mbps, measured according to the 95th percentile method. *** Fees may be higher depending on the location of the client site.

 
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