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MPLS Network
MPLSstands forMultiprotocol Label Switching
Secure private network connecting all your branches
Any-to-any private WAN with QoS for voice, video and ERP — connect multiple offices on one secure network.
Any-to-any connectivityQoS classesPrivate & secureManaged CPE
Share your location, users and timeline — our team will recommend the right configuration.
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Overview
What is MPLS Network (Multiprotocol Label Switching)?
MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) creates a private wide-area network (WAN) across all your locations. Every branch connects into the provider’s MPLS core, so offices can talk to each other and to central applications securely without using the public internet.
Quality-of-Service (QoS) classes prioritise voice, video and business-critical applications over less important traffic, giving consistent performance across the network.
MPLS remains a strong choice for organisations with many branches, centralised ERP or core systems, and strict security requirements — and it can run alongside SD-WAN.
Ideal for
Multi-branch enterprises
Banks and NBFCs
Retail chains
Manufacturing networks
What you get
Key Features
Multi-Site Private WAN
Connect any number of branches on one network.
Quality of Service
Prioritise voice, video and ERP traffic.
Secure Isolation
Traffic separated from the public internet.
Flexible Topology
Hub-and-spoke or full mesh designs.
Managed CPE
Routers configured and monitored by the provider.
Network Monitoring
Visibility into site-wise performance.
Before you buy
Buying Guide
What to evaluate, and what to share with us for an accurate proposal.
What to check before you buy
- Number of sites, topology and bandwidth per site
- Last-mile feasibility and route diversity
- Latency, QoS classes and restoration SLAs
- Managed CPE and routing responsibility
- Internet breakout and SD-WAN coexistence
- Implementation and support terms
Share these for an accurate proposal
- 1List of site addresses
- 2Bandwidth per site
- 3Central applications (ERP, core, voice)
- 4Current WAN setup, if any
- 5Redundancy requirements
Why it matters
Business Benefits
01
Consistent Performance
QoS keeps critical apps responsive.
02
Enterprise Security
Private network for sensitive traffic.
03
Centralised IT
Manage all branches from one place.
04
Scales With You
Add new branches without redesigning the network.
Who it's for
Use Cases by Industry
Branch Networks
Connect offices to central applications.
Enterprise Voice
Predictable paths for business voice.
ERP & Core Systems
Reliable access to centralised applications.
Data Centres
Connect offices to hosted infrastructure.
Banking & Retail
Secure connectivity across outlets.
Under the hood
Technical Specifications
- Network Type
- Layer 3 MPLS VPN (Virtual Private Network)
- Topology
- Hub-and-spoke or any-to-any
- QoS
- Multiple classes of service
- Access
- Fibre / RF last mile, subject to feasibility
- CPE
- Managed router option
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.
- MPLS
- Multiprotocol Label Switching
- CPE
- Customer Premises Equipment
- ERP
- Enterprise Resource Planning
- IT
- Information Technology
- NBFC
- Non-Banking Financial Company
- QoS
- Quality of Service
- RF
- Radio Frequency
- SD-WAN
- Software-Defined Wide Area Network
- SLA
- Service Level Agreement
- VPN
- Virtual Private Network
- WAN
- Wide Area Network
Compliance & Regulations
Align network security, access control and logging with your internal and regulatory policies.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Many organisations use MPLS as one underlay alongside SD-WAN, while others replace parts of the WAN with internet links. The right design depends on applications and resilience needs.
Coverage
Availability
MPLS Network is available across 60+ cities in India, subject to site feasibility. Major locations include:
Delhi NCRMumbaiBengaluruPuneHyderabadChennaiKolkataAhmedabadJaipurChandigarhIndoreLucknow
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