MPLS (IP VPN)

High-Performance Connectivity Across Your Business Locations.

Prioritize Traffic in Ways That Make Sense for Your Business

iTel MPLS – sometimes called IP VPN – creates a completely private network, where your business has full control. Separate your data from outside traffic and the public internet, creating a seamless and secure point-to-point or point-to-multipoint (layer 2) connection between all your locations.

This protocol assures the most direct, lowest latency data transfer route. The connection is so flawless that you won’t even realize your coworker is on the other side of the country and not in the office next to you.

Why iTel MPLS?

Network Transparency

Network Administrators have full control and visibility over the network.

Access

Available over a variety of ethernet connections (fiber, bonded, wavelength, and DSL).

No Additional Hardware

All you need is an ethernet connection and iTel configures the rest.

Traffic Prioritization

Multiple customizable Class of Service (CoS) profiles.

Cost-Efficient

Lower upfront investment. Ability to pool bandwidth across locations and applications.

Variable Bandwidth

Dynamically respond to varying bandwidth needs across your organization (ie. head office needs more bandwidth than remote offices).

4 Mean time to Repair (MTTR)

Repairs are made within 4 hours.

No Congestion

All traffic flows over a private, unobstructed pipe.

100% SLA

Backed by an industry-leading service level agreement (SLA).

Maximize Network Potential

iTel connects multiple upstream carriers and connection types to build a one-of-a-kind “network of networks” that spans the country. Because of this we have the unique ability to connect all your locations – no matter where they are – on one unified network. Organizations across North America can transfer critical data quickly and securely between all sites while still maintaining strict security.

iTel MPLS is the One Connection You Need

Other MPLS providers require businesses to purchase an ethernet connection plus an MPLS connection, but with iTel all you need is the one. Connect your entire organization with the ease of just one bill, one support number, and one industry-leading SLA.

3 Ways to Find a Solution

Let’s find the right solution for you.

Please contact us for any additional information. We would be more than happy to direct you to the resources you need, or to put you in touch with an iTel Associate who will be able to answer all of your questions.

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