Dedicated internet
For business internet access. We help compare provider options against the installation address, required capacity, service terms, and intended activation date.
CIPTATEKA / CONNECTIVITY SOLUTIONS
Domestic and international connectivity for business.
From dedicated internet to private connections between sites and countries. Ciptateka helps scope IPLC, DPLC, data center interconnect (DCI), and dark fiber requirements, select providers, and coordinate delivery around your locations and capacity.
01 / SERVICE SCOPE
Start with what the connection needs to do.
Service selection depends on the endpoints, management responsibilities, and operational needs. Availability must be checked for each location.
IPLC — international connectivity
International Private Leased Circuit for private point-to-point connectivity between countries. Scoping starts with both endpoint countries and addresses, capacity, interfaces, route options, and connection requirements at each site.
DPLC — domestic connectivity
Domestic Private Leased Circuit for private point-to-point connectivity within one country. Discuss requirements for linking offices, networks, or data centers, with availability and scope checked for each location.
Data center interconnect (DCI)
For network connections between data center locations. Share the origin and destination, interfaces, and capacity so connection options and work at each endpoint can be assessed.
Dark fiber
For fiber routes where active equipment management is scoped separately. Assessment starts with the route, termination points, fiber availability, and operational responsibilities.
Installation coordination
Align site access, provider work, termination, and testing requirements. The scope of work and handover criteria are agreed before delivery.
02 / PREPARATION
What to prepare for a connectivity enquiry.
Initial details help providers assess technical feasibility and prepare comparable options. If some information is still unavailable, start with the main requirement.
- Country, city, full address, and building or data center name for each endpoint.
- Initial capacity, growth plans, and intended connection use.
- Interfaces, existing equipment, and any backup route requirements.
- Target activation date and management responsibilities.
03 / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Before you begin.
What is the difference between IPLC and DPLC?
IPLC links endpoints in different countries, while DPLC links endpoints within one country. Both are scoped around endpoints, capacity, interfaces, routes, and service terms; public internet access requirements are discussed separately.
Is every location covered?
Availability is assessed against the address and providers able to serve it. Routes, capacity, additional work, and delivery estimates are confirmed after requirements have been discussed.
What should I compare beyond bandwidth?
Review termination points, service terms, equipment responsibilities, support, installation costs, and activation schedules. For backup connectivity, discuss routes and infrastructure dependencies with the provider as well.
Can connectivity and colocation be scoped together?
Yes. Colocation, cross-connects, equipment placement, and connectivity can be discussed together to clarify responsibilities at each endpoint.
LET’S BUILD THE CONNECTION
Let’s start a conversation.
Share both endpoint locations and countries, capacity, dedicated internet, IPLC, DPLC, DCI, or dark fiber requirements, and your target activation date.