BUSINESS BROADBAND STARTER
Designed for businesses that are growing and can take advantage of remote working.

Enhance your professional image with a personalised domain name and email address. Improve your productivity further by being able to remotely access your files and emails wherever there is an Internet connection.
A Self Installation Kit is provided or you have the option of a standard onsite installation for $200.
Account set-up fee: $200 on a 12-month term or $0 on a 24 or 36-month term contract.

BUSINESS BROADBAND ADVANTAGE
Designed for businesses requiring a more sophisticated broadband solution.
Ideal for businesses requiring high levels of Internet security features and more sophisticated equipment that usually only large corporations get access to. It is designed for businesses who use e-business (eg online ordering, payments and customer interaction) and other complex applications.
Account set-up fee: $200 on a 12-month term or $0 on a 24 or 36-month term contract.

BUSINESS BROADBAND ADVANTAGE BDSL
Designed for businesses requiring the bandwidth to send and receive large amounts of data regularly.
Provides your business with a complete solution on a separate, business grade broadband network. Ideal for businesses that need to send and receive large files and require guaranteed speed and throughput. Also includes advanced security features and equipment that usually only large corporations get access to.
Key features:
Business grade broadband network
24/7 Business Grade Technical Support
High speed, large file transfer capability
Wireless capable Cisco router
Hosted remote data back-up (1PC/2GB)
Hosted Internet security scanning for 5 users
Static IP address

BROADBAND JARGON BUSTERS

ADSL – stands for Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line – a broadband service (digital) that’s carried on normal copper phone wires. It uses a higher frequency spectrum than voice traffic, which is why it doesn’t interfere with your phone calls, even though they share the same line.
It’s called ‘asymmetric’ because it’s configured so that downloads will go faster than uploads.
Now you must be wondering how it is possible for Telstra to offer a 512/512Kbps plan. We have taken a high speed connection, which we slowed down to 512Kbps on the way down and ramped up the upload speed to 512Kbps.
The connection is still an asymmetric connection.

BDSL – stands for Business Digital Subscriber Line. From a technology viewpoint, it is actually known as SHDSL. The main difference between BDSL and ADSL is that this service sits on a separate business grade network providing guaranteed speed and throughput.
It also provides the same speeds both upstream and downstream across all speed options.

Domain name – or sometimes referred to as a website, is a unique name that identifies a website. Similar to a street address – it allows others to identify and locate you easily on the Internet, eg www.yourbusinessname.com is a domain name.

Download/Upload – downloading is anything that you bring onto your computer from the Internet.
Uploading is the opposite process where you are uploading any piece of data that goes from your computer to the Internet.
Examples include an email attachment, the actual email, every click on a web link, keystrokes when you complete a form online, file transfer and so on.
You can track your usage online via ‘Custdata’ and you can set-up the service to provide weekly updates on your usage via email. What’s more, you can change your plan as your needs evolve.

Speed – most Internet providers, including Telstra, rate broadband plan speeds in kilobits per second (eg 256/512Kbps) to describe how fast the Internet is. The higher the number, the faster the service.

Static IP address – gives your computer a fixed address on the Internet (like a phone number). The computer uses the same IP address every time it connects to the network.
It is required when you want other people to find your business on the Internet. For example, a static IP address allows your company to host a web page and allows for your employees to remotely access files when they are away from the office.