Satellite Broadband and Communications
Satellite is not just a means to receive a thousand channels of TV. It is a viable alternative to traditional terrestrial broadband, private networks and telecommunications. Satellite also has some key advantages and unique features over the alternatives:
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Complete Coverage
Available at any location with a clear view of the sky. Satlynx are already operating more than 12,000 VSATs in over 70 countries worldwide. Satellite is the only broadband wide-area network technology that is available everywhere - in cities, suburbs and the most remote urban and rural areas, anywhere in the world. By contrast terrestrial broadband technologies are limited in their coverage area. These broadband technologies, such as DSL, ISDN and cable networks reach only a limited percentage of homes and businesses.
High performance
Leveraging the reach and power of satellite, two-way satellite platforms provide high-performance networking and telephony between a central hub and potentially thousands of locations across a wide geographical area and at speeds normally associated with global trunking. With Satlynx' unique quality of service management tools and policies we are able to ensure the highest quality and performance on our shared networks.
Secure and Reliable
Inherently secure and ideal for private, government or armed forces, satellite communications uses access schemes that change in frequency and time, techniques usually employed in military applications as anti-jamming measures. Security measures also protect the user's identity; including exact location, signalling and data traffic. Additional IPSec security provides confidentiality, data origin authentication, data integrity, anti-replay and access control. Reliability comes as standard as satellites are multi-billion dollar investments that are designed for a long life in space. Additionally, network security is designed into all our customised and bespoke solutions and are a feature of our shared platforms too.





