Secure, scalable private networking for all your sites — a more reliable, cost-effective alternative to traditional leased lines.
As a cost-effective but more reliable alternative to traditional leased lines, Vision Telecom’s IP-MPLS solution delivers a highly secure and scalable network for connecting your sites. We build private, any-to-any networks that prioritise your most important traffic, keep each customer’s data separate, and scale on demand.
MPLS forwards traffic using labels rather than looking up each destination hop by hop, making the network faster, more predictable and able to guarantee performance for specific applications. You get a private wide-area network across your locations, with the ability to prioritise real-time traffic like voice and video using Class of Service.
Connect all your sites securely. Talk to us about IP-MPLS.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Layer 2 and Layer 3 provisioning |
| Topologies | All network topologies, including any-to-any and hub-and-spoke |
| Protocols | Multiple protocols, as your network requires |
| Class of Service | Traffic priority by application — voice and video ahead of bulk data |
| Security | Each customer’s addresses and traffic kept separate |
| Bandwidth | Multiple bandwidths, with on-demand increments |
| Availability | Guaranteed through a Service Level Agreement |
| Support | 24x7x365 dedicated technical support |
| Point-to-point leased lines | IP-MPLS | VPN over public internet | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-site | One circuit per pair of sites | Any-to-any across all sites | Any-to-any, over shared internet |
| Performance | Dedicated | Predictable, with Class of Service | Varies with internet conditions |
| Scaling | New circuit for each link | Add sites and bandwidth on demand | Easy, but best-effort |
| Cost | Highest as sites grow | Cost-effective for many sites | Lowest |
Yes. Traffic runs on a private network, not the public internet, and each customer’s addresses and traffic are kept separate.
Yes. Class of Service lets real-time applications take priority over bulk data.
Yes — bandwidth can be increased on demand as your needs grow.