SDSL

An SDSL or Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line gives businesses a more efficient and reliable way of transferring data. It is basically a dedicated line that offers high speeds and a completely secure connection to the internet.

In a nutshell, SDSL is a cost-effective way for companies to stay connected.

What can business SDSL offer?

An increasing number of organisations are choosing business SDSL connections. With a consistent upload and download rate, this dedicated line ensures businesses maintain a secure and stable online connection come what may.

Achieve fantastic speeds with business SDSL

Business SDSL can offer speeds of up to 32 Mbps with a 1:1 contention ratio - ensuring that online speeds will not be disrupted at peak times. What's more, all our symmetric digital subscriber lines are backed by a 99.9 per cent SLA or Service Level Agreement. Companies across the UK choose SDSL because they recognise that consistent data flow is a key requirement in the modern business world.

SDSL security

A business SDSL connection offers increased security - having a dedicated line preserves the integrity of information passed in and out of a company, ensuring data remains private. This type of business broadband solution can also be used to complement a virtual private network, ensuring cost-effective and secure data transfer.

Business SDSL only

It is important to point out that Managed Comms focuses exclusively on business SDSL. Unlike some broadband providers, we do not mix commercial traffic with consumer traffic so your company will not suffer a severe slump in performance when it matters most. We understand that data sent over a business SDSL needs to arrive quickly and safely.

Access to business SDSL

Many companies are under the mistaken impression that they cannot get business SDSL because they are too far from the exchange. However, Managed Comms has worked hard to open up high-speed broadband to all.

Firstly, it may surprise you to learn that Managed Comms can actually access more exchanges than BT so, even if you have been told a business SDSL connection is impossible, we may still be able to help. Secondly, we boast a proven track record of increasing business SDSL speeds even when companies are based in remote locations. And thirdly, even when business SDSL is not practical, our Cisco-certified helpdesk will be able to advise you about the availability of other high-speed broadband options.