Business Internet. Reliable connectivity for what really matters.
When your internet fails or buckles under load, cloud services, VoIP, video conferencing and business-critical applications come to a standstill. Business internet is not a convenience service but critical infrastructure. weSystems offers three clearly differentiated internet products for different requirements, from cost-optimised broadband for smaller locations to high-performance IP Transit for carriers and data centers. With guaranteed bandwidths, clear SLAs, DDoS protection and a personal point of contact.
Three products.
Immediately clear which one fits you.
FOR CARRIERS & DATA CENTERS
IP Transit
Direct BGP connection to a global Tier-1 backbone. Full routing control.
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Min. Bandwidth
100 Mbit/s
Max. Bandwidth
100 Gbit/s
Port Types
FastE, GigE, 10GigE, 100GigE
BPG Communities
Extended
RPKI
Yes
RTBH DDoS
Yes
Multi-Homing
Yes
Link-Aggregation
Yes, up to 9000 MTU
ACDR Billing
Yes
Suitable for:
Carriers, ISPs, data centers, content providers with own ASN
Most chosen
FOR BUSINESSES
Dedicated Internet Access
Guaranteed, symmetric bandwidth. Dedicated. No shared infrastructure.
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Min. Bandwidth
10 Mbit/s
Max. Bandwidth
10 Gbit/s
Symmetry
Full
Bandwidth Guarantee
Yes, guaranteed
Static IPs
Yes, incl. subnets
Burstable Option
Yes
VPN Integration
Yes
SLA
Guaranteed
DDoS Protection
Available on request
Suitable for:
Headquarters, main locations, cloud-first businesses, VoIP infrastructure, critical applications
FOR BRANCHES & BACKUP
Broadband Internet
Cost-efficient connectivity for locations without critical requirements.
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Technologies
Cable, xDSL, FTTx, 5G/4G
Typical Bandwidth
50 Mbit/s – 1 Gbit/s
Symmetry
Asymmetric
Bandwidth Guarantee
None (best effort)
Static IPs
On request
As DIA Backup
Recommended
SD-WAN Underlay
Yes
SLA
Limited
DDoS Protection
No
Suitable for:
Branches, remote employees, backup lines, SD-WAN underlay
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FOR CARRIERS & DATA CENTERS
IP Transit
Anyone operating their own autonomous system knows the problem. The quality of the upstream determines how well your customers can reach you. Poor peering means more hops, more latency, more failures in the wrong places.
IP Transit gives you direct access to a global Tier-1 backbone with settlement-free peering to the most important networks worldwide. You control your routing decisions through extended BGP communities yourself, down to the level of individual regions or neighbour ASNs.
- You have your own AS number (ASN)
- You announce your own IP prefixes
- You need multi-homing with multiple carriers
- You have your own network team with BGP expertise
How your traffic flows
Your AS
Tier-1-Backbone
Target
Direct peering, minimal hops, shortest path
DDoS
RTBH
Blocked
Immediate mitigation via blackhole routing
When is IP Transit the wrong choice?
- No own AS available. IP Transit requires an ASN
- No BGP expertise in the team. Misconfigurations can cause global routing problems
- Standard business connectivity without carrier requirements → DIA is the right choice
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FOT BUSINESSES
Dedicated Internet Access
Many companies only notice the problem when it is too late. VoIP calls that crackle at certain times of day. Video conferences that freeze. Cloud backups that run forever. The cause is almost always the same: no genuine dedicated connection.
DIA gives you a private, dedicated connection. The booked bandwidth belongs to you alone, symmetrically in both directions, at all times of day. No surprises, no sharing with neighbours in the same aggregation network.
- Business-critical cloud applications
- VoIP or video conferencing in continuous operation
- High upload requirements (backups, uploads)
What happens without DIA
- Bandwidth drops under load. Other users in the aggregation network consume your capacity
- VoIP quality deteriorates, video conferences freeze. Not a technical problem, but a structural one
- No SLA on bandwidth. The provider is not liable for bottlenecks
What DIA changes
- Guaranteed bandwidth at all times, symmetric
- VoIP and video conferencing run stably because nobody shares your line
- SLA with defined response times and personal point of contact
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FOR BACKUP & BRANCHES
Broadband Internet
Broadband is not the inferior option, but the right one for the right location. A branch office with five employees writing emails and working in a browser does not need DIA. That would be disproportionate effort for a simple requirement.
Broadband is particularly strong as a backup line behind a DIA connection or as SD-WAN underlay. If the primary line fails, Broadband automatically takes over the failover without operations stopping.
- Branch office or subsidiary without critical requirements
- Backup line behind a DIA connection
- SD-WAN underlay for flexible site interconnection
Broadband as a backup concept
DIA (primary)
Normal operations
Primary line running stably
DIA fails
Broadband Failover
Automatic switchover, no operational stop
When Broadband Internet is sufficient
- Small locations without real-time requirements such as VoIP or video conferencing
- Locations where short bandwidth fluctuations are acceptable
- As a secondary line for resilience behind a DIA primary connection
What makes Business Internet from weSystems stand out.
Tier-1 backbone, no detours
Your traffic runs via a global Tier-1 network with direct peering connections to the most important cloud providers, CDNs and internet exchanges. Fewer hops, less latency, more performance.
RPKI and BGP security
RPKI-based route validation protects against BGP route hijacking and route leaks. Extended BGP community management enables granular routing control. RTBH sessions for immediate DDoS mitigation.
Native IPv6 at no extra cost
Dual-stack operation with IPv4 and IPv6 is available across all products. IPv6 is not an add-on but standard.
Bandwidths from 10 Mbit/s to 100 Gbit/s
From a compact DIA connection for a branch office to a 100 Gbit/s IP Transit port for a data center. Bandwidth adjustments are flexible and possible without changing contracts.
Redundancy and failover
Active secondary connection via alternative carrier, failover via LTE or microwave link, ACDR billing for aggregated bandwidths across multiple locations. We build the redundancy concept that fits your availability targets.
Fixed IP addresses and BGP support
Static IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, complete subnets, BGP multi-homing and ACDR billing for aggregated bandwidths across multiple locations.
Available worldwode
Via the global backbone network and local access partners we provide Business Internet for multi-site organisations worldwide. One contract, one point of contact, consistent SLAs across all locations.
Personal contact instead of a hotline
When something is wrong, you call someone who knows your infrastructure. No call centre that has to find the ticket first, but direct contact with the people who set up your connection.
Connectivity is the foundation. We build it carefully.
Internet connections are as taken for granted today as electricity. Until they fail. Or until bandwidth drops under load. Or until someone manipulates a BGP route and traffic suddenly goes somewhere else.
We offer Business Internet not as a commodity but as part of a larger infrastructure concept. We analyse your requirements per location, recommend the right product and are reachable after provisioning when something is not right. With the same team that set up the connection, not a call centre that first needs to read the ticket context.
And because we also offer Ethernet, Dark Fiber, Cloud Connect and Managed Services alongside Business Internet, we always think about connectivity in the context of your entire infrastructure. No patchwork of different service providers, but a partner who knows the full picture.
Related Services
Ethernet
Dedicated Layer-2 connections for secure site interconnection. Point-to-point or point-to-multipoint, for WAN infrastructures and data center connections.
Dark Fiber
Dedicated fibre optic lines without active network components. Maximum control, maximum bandwidth, no shared infrastructure.
Wavelength
Wavelength delivers high-speed, low-latency optical connectivity with bandwidth options up to 400 Gbit/s, ensuring robust performance and reliability for demanding enterprises.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Business Internet connection?
A Business Internet connection is a professional internet connection for organisations with guaranteed bandwidth, symmetric transmission, fixed IP addresses, defined SLAs and personal support. Unlike residential connections, it is designed for business-critical requirements.
What is the difference between IP Transit, DIA and Broadband?
IP Transit connects your autonomous system directly via BGP to a global Tier-1 backbone and offers full routing control, ideal for carriers and large organisations. DIA is a dedicated private connection with guaranteed bandwidth for business-critical locations. Broadband is a more cost-efficient option with shared bandwidth for smaller locations and backup scenarios.
Which bandwidths does weSystems offer for Business Internet?
We provide bandwidths from 10 Mbit/s (DIA) to 100 Gbit/s (IP Transit), depending on product, location and technology. All connections are scalable and can be flexibly adjusted.
Is Business Internet from weSystems available worldwide?
Yes. Via the backbones of our fibre partners we offer Business Internet and IP Transit worldwide. The Tier-1 network spans more than 260 cities across six continents.
How secure is a Business Internet connection from weSystems?
Our connections include DDoS mitigation via RTBH sessions, RPKI-based BGP route validation to protect against route hijacking, firewall concepts and VPN options. In addition, your connection is monitored 24/7.
Are fixed IP addresses available for businesses?
Yes. We provide static IPv4 and IPv6 addresses as well as complete IP subnets for your applications, VPNs or servers. Native IPv6 is available at no extra cost.
What happens in the event of a connection failure?
On request we provide redundancy concepts with active secondary connections or failover via LTE, microwave link or alternative carriers. For incidents we respond according to defined SLAs with a direct point of contact and no call centre detours.
Is Business Internet also suitable for small businesses?
Yes. With Broadband Internet we offer a cost-efficient option for smaller locations and branch offices. For growing requirements the connection can be upgraded to DIA at any time.
What distinguishes a Business Internet connection from standard DSL?
DSL is asymmetric, shared and best effort without guarantees. Business Internet is symmetric, dedicated, monitored and backed by SLAs. For business-critical applications DSL is not an alternative.
Can weSystems connect locations in multiple countries?
Yes. Via global backbone partners we provide Business Internet and site interconnection worldwide, including multi-site connections and consistent support from a single source.