Connectivity
P2P Leased Line
P2P — Point-to-Point
A secure, dedicated circuit connecting two offices, a branch and data centre, or a site and DR location.
Private circuitLow, predictable latency
Connectivity
Internet Leased Line
ILLstands forInternet Leased Line
Dedicated, symmetric internet with SLA-backed uptime
A dedicated internet circuit for your office with committed symmetric bandwidth, static IPs and enterprise SLAs.
1:1 symmetric bandwidthStatic public IPsSLA-backed uptime24x7 NOC support
Share your location, users and timeline — our team will recommend the right configuration.
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Overview
What is Internet Leased Line?
An Internet Leased Line (ILL) is a dedicated internet connection provisioned exclusively for your business. Unlike broadband, the bandwidth is not shared with other users, so upload and download speeds stay consistent through the day.
For offices that depend on cloud applications, video meetings, VoIP, VPNs and large file transfers, a leased line provides the predictable performance that shared connections cannot. The right choice is about committed bandwidth, last-mile resilience, latency and support — not just the headline speed.
We help you size bandwidth for your users and workloads, check feasibility at your address, and recommend whether a second diverse link is worth adding for critical sites.
Ideal for
Offices with 20+ users
Cloud-first businesses
Contact centres
Branches hosting servers or VPNs
What you get
Key Features
Dedicated Bandwidth
Uncontended, symmetric speeds reserved only for your business.
Static IP Addresses
Public IPs for hosting servers, VPNs, firewalls and remote access.
Enterprise SLA
Committed uptime, latency and fault-restoration timelines.
Scalable Capacity
Upgrade bandwidth as users and cloud workloads grow.
Managed CPE Option
Router supplied, configured and monitored by the provider.
Proactive Monitoring
Round-the-clock NOC monitoring and support escalation.
Before you buy
Buying Guide
What to evaluate, and what to share with us for an accurate proposal.
What to check before you buy
- Committed symmetric bandwidth versus burstable speed
- Last-mile feasibility and media (fibre / RF) at your address
- Uptime, latency and restoration commitments in the SLA
- Number of static IPs, managed router and DDoS options
- Diverse backup link for business-critical offices
- Support escalation matrix and service-credit process
Share these for an accurate proposal
- 1Office address(es) and pin code
- 2Number of users and key applications (cloud, VoIP, VPN)
- 3Required bandwidth or current usage
- 4Need for backup / redundant link
- 5Preferred go-live timeline
Why it matters
Business Benefits
01
Consistent Performance
No peak-hour slowdowns — bandwidth is yours alone.
02
Business Continuity
SLA-backed availability keeps operations running.
03
Cloud-Ready Office
Smooth SaaS, video calls and VoIP for every user.
04
Secure Remote Access
Static IPs simplify VPNs, firewalls and server hosting.
Who it's for
Use Cases by Industry
IT & SaaS
Stable connectivity for cloud apps, VPNs and backups.
Contact Centres
Predictable performance for voice and CRM workloads.
BFSI
Reliable links for business-critical applications.
Manufacturing
Connectivity for ERP, production data and CCTV.
Multi-Branch
Primary and diverse backup circuits for continuity.
Under the hood
Technical Specifications
- Bandwidth
- Scalable, from small offices to enterprise campuses
- Contention
- 1:1 dedicated, symmetric
- Last Mile
- Fibre or RF, subject to feasibility
- IP Addresses
- Static public IPv4 (IPv6 on request)
- CPE
- Managed router option
- Support
- 24x7 NOC monitoring
Final configuration depends on feasibility and your requirement, and is confirmed after assessment.
Getting started
How It Works
STEP 1
Share Requirement
Tell us your locations, users, timeline and technical needs.
STEP 2
Feasibility & Design
We check feasibility and design the right configuration.
STEP 3
Tailored Proposal
Receive a proposal matched to your exact requirement.
STEP 4
Deploy & Support
Installation, onboarding and ongoing support.
Jargon, decoded
Key Terms Explained
Full forms of the abbreviations used on this page.
- ILL
- Internet Leased Line
- BFSI
- Banking, Financial Services and Insurance
- CCTV
- Closed-Circuit Television
- CPE
- Customer Premises Equipment
- CRM
- Customer Relationship Management
- DDoS
- Distributed Denial of Service
- ERP
- Enterprise Resource Planning
- IP
- Internet Protocol
- IPv4
- Internet Protocol version 4
- IPv6
- Internet Protocol version 6
- IT
- Information Technology
- NOC
- Network Operations Centre
- RF
- Radio Frequency
- SaaS
- Software as a Service
- SLA
- Service Level Agreement
- VoIP
- Voice over Internet Protocol
- VPN
- Virtual Private Network
Compliance & Regulations
Confirm the carrier’s terms of service, data-retention obligations and your organisation’s security policy before deployment.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Broadband bandwidth is shared and usually asymmetric. A leased line is dedicated to your business, with equal upload and download speeds and an SLA.
Coverage
Availability
Internet Leased Line is available across 60+ cities in India, subject to site feasibility. Major locations include:
Delhi NCRMumbaiBengaluruPuneHyderabadChennaiKolkataAhmedabadJaipurChandigarhIndoreLucknow
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