Dedicated Channel Internet Access

Dedicated channel Internet access represents a connection over a dedicated channel organized based on advanced access technology (ADSL, EoF, RDSL, WBA, and other). We apply the most up-to-date technology and transmission system equipment to ensure the highest quality of access, high data speed and stability.

Capacity of external Internet channels exceeds 350 Mbps, providing the maximum access speed to Russian and international Internet resources. Participation in the traffic exchange points SPB-IX and MSK-IX allows the company to get access to Russian Internet resources without agents and at the highest speed.

Dedicated channels from PeterStar – that is:

• Connection speed from 64 Kbps up to 100 Mbps
• Non-busy telephone lines when working in the Internet
• Permanent connection with no need to get on the telephone; a possibility of simultaneously working in the Internet for all employees of an office
• Quick access and no wait when working in the Internet (Web pages are downloaded practically instantly; dealing with multimedia applications accessible via the Internet)
• Guaranteed access speed regardless of the quality of telephone lines and exchanges
• Only consumed traffic (volume of information transmitted) is paid rather than the connection duration
• Simplicity of organization – connection is carried out within the minimum term

We offer a wide range of services and technologies for dedicated channel Internet access and various solution options. You are able to select the PeterStar services in accordance with your needs:

• Dedicated channel Internet access services for home and a small company – economical connection options, high speeds and a flexible tariffing policy
• Dedicated channel Internet access services for medium-sized and large business – an unlimited speed, the highest reliability and multiservice solutions

Important! The dedicated channels are built on the Transport Fiber-Optics Network being PeterStar’s property. It is based on the fiber-optics cable network over 1000 km in length, covering most of the city territory. Besides, in 2003 the IP Backbone was put into operation. Within the network core data is transmitted at a speed of 2.4 Gbps, and the time to switch over to a reserve route makes not more than 50 ms (comparable with SDH networks) to ensure uninterrupted operation of any segment and the network as a whole. The IP Backbone implemented allows combining companies’ local area networks, as well as accessing the Internet at a speed of 100 Mbps (this speed is equal to that on LAN).