Generic Ethernet Access (GEA) Services
Use your existing broadband and ethernet infrastructure to boost your connectivity Contact us todayGEA (Generic Ethernet Access) Services
GEA is a service that uses existing Broadband and Ethernet networks to provide a cost-efficient connectivity solution that is backed up with firm guarantees. Our Bristol based team are experts at looking what infrastructure your business already has, and enhancing it for you. GEA is a quick to install, uncontended service that will allow you to move towards VoIP and the Cloud should your business be ready.
Why does my business need a GEA service?
Be more efficient- use your existing infrastructure to super charge your business
Provide better customer service- a guaranteed connection and backup in place means no down-time
Be more competitive- embrace VoIP and the Cloud with your faster connectivity
Enhance operations and productivity- with an uncontended connection you won't have to share
How does it work?
A bit like an FTTC connection, GEA is delivered over the copper wires already there between your building and the cabinet in the street. Fibre then continues the connection to the exchange. After that point, traffic is carried by Ethernet. This means the connection is dedicated to your business and uncontended. Speeds of up to 20Mbps are available, and the service is guaranteed by SLAs and a back to normal service within 9 working hours guarantee, in the event of a circuit failure. Extra backup connectivity is also available for complete peace of mind (most companies choose an extra ADSL backup connection for Disaster Recovery purposes).
What are the main features?
Connection speeds of up to 20 Mbps (up and down)
Quick to install (up to 18 working days)
Uses your existing infrastructure, so installation costs are reduced
SLAs, back up connectivity and a return to service promise within 9 working hours
Uncontended connection dedicated to your business
Suitable for VoIP telephony
Interested in GEA? Contact us today!
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