VSAT & broadband
Build a broadband connection around the work your site needs to do.
Size the link around the applications
Start with the applications that must stay available, such as email, reporting, remote monitoring, cloud systems or video. List how many people will use them at the same time. Identify uploads that are time-sensitive, as the upload requirement may matter as much as the download requirement.
Choose the role of the connection
A new remote site may need satellite as its primary connection. A site with an existing link may need a backup that keeps essential work moving during outages. Decide which traffic should continue during an outage and how users will switch to the backup.
Prepare for installation
Share the site layout, available power, mounting options and expected cable routes. The antenna location and the equipment it connects to should be reviewed together. If the site will move during the project, raise that early so the mounting and service options can be assessed.
What to ask for in a VSAT proposal
Ask for the proposed service profile, expected upload and download performance, equipment, installation work and recurring costs to be listed separately. If the link will be a backup, include the planned switchover and the applications the team will verify during handover.
Tell us what you need
Send the site location, number of users, priority applications, existing connectivity and installation timeline.
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