Fixed Wireless Broadband Plans

Internet connectivity isn’t a luxury but a necessity. You need to communicate with your loved ones as well as your clients, and this makes broadband the go-to connectivity system. While most of us think that NBN is going to save us with the use of underground cables, the wait is killing business. In our search for the next best alternative – a solution that doesn’t rely on cables for high-speed internet, we came across a formidable business solution that provides friendly business plans.

What is in the fixed wireless broadband plan?

One word – versatility. The plans are available for 1-month, 1-Year, and 2-Year subscription plans and you pick what tickles your bank account.

The fixed wireless broadband plans include 40GB plans, 100GB, 250GB, 450GB, 600GB, and 1000GB plans. The download and upload speeds vary from 12Mbit and 2Mbit on the lower side to 30Mbit and 5Mbit on the higher side. All plans are Adelaide-based, and they have static IP addresses.

Static IP addresses have the following characteristics:

• They have less downtime
• Enhance remote access
• You can access your website through your web browser or an FTP even when the domain name is inaccessible.
• It runs on an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Server to transfer data between computers. It also allows the use of an anonymous FTP function.
• It lets you have your Private SSL Certificate if you run an e-commerce platform

Other features of the fixed wireless broadband include

1. An account for lifetime hardware warranty for the antennae
2. No more peak and off-peak data usage
3. No need for a phone line rental
4. High-speed connectivity through encrypted systems and a high shaping speed of 512k when your account runs low.

Conclusion, your life changes once you sign up for this system. Don’t let your business get dragged down by NBN. The final thing to note – the broadband performance and speed face interference from external factors like destination servers and the number of users.

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