Sharedband | Multiplying your broadband

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	Consumer Broadband Residential Customers	Speeds dependent on distance from exchange. Downstream speed often advertised as up to 8Mps, typically 2Mbps achieved Upload speeds very restricted, typically 256Kbps achieved Basic Web connectivity: Web surfing, email Single VoIP connection Single line connection No resilience in event of service or line failure

	Sharedband Multiple Line Broadband Small and Medium Businesses	Simply combine the speeds of 2, 3 or 4 broadband connections i.e. 4 X 2Mbps = up to 8Mbps downstream Upstream as well: 4 X 256Kbps = up to 1Mbps Multiple VoIP and VPN connections, large file uploads and video conferencing. Remote applications, i.e. data back up. Scale with additional lines to meet bandwidth needs In the event of an individual line failure the overall service is maintained, at the reduced combined level. i.e. 4 X 2Mbps lines with one lost connection still provides up to 6Mbps

	Private Leased Lines T1's and Corporate Solutions	Performance as required Upstream = Downstream Greater speeds cost even more - several times the cost of consumer broadband Specify the bandwidth to meet the application requirements. Larger bandwidths can become very expensive Pricing determines the service level agreement. However one line is still a single point of failure.

Do you need more bandwidth?

Multiple VoIP and VPN connections, remote data backup, video conferencing, remote applications and large file transfers all need more bandwidth...