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Commercial or Residential Broadband, How to Choose The Right One for Yourself?

Posted: 15 Nov 2020 12:32 AM PST

This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/commercial-residential-broadband-connection/310721/, Commercial or Residential Broadband, How to Choose The Right One for Yourself?

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Broadband internet can be categorised into two types, commercial and residential. The basic difference between the two is that a commercial broadband connection is appropriate for running small and medium scale businesses, while a residential broadband connection is enough for people to access internet easily in their homes. But the times have changed, and a large percentage of people are working through their homes. Thus, a regular residential broadband connection might not be feasible for many users. So, today we are going to differentiate between the two connections and help you decide which kind of connection you should get.

Commercial vs Residential Broadband

The first thing that you should consider is whether you need an Internet connection which not only offers a high downloading speed but also high uploading speed. In general, most residential broadband connections which are not fibre connections come with asymmetrical speeds where the downloading speed is higher than the upload speed. But commercial businesses use broadband connections which offer symmetrical speeds for both downloading and uploading.

The second thing that you should look at is whether you need a static IP address or not. A static IP address is such which doesn't change, and businesses require it so that its employees can access it anytime they wish to. A static IP address also provides the ability to connect through VPN networks. In general, commercial broadband connections have static IP addresses.

The third thing which commercial businesses usually have in their broadband connection is a dedicated network line/support. This line of internet connects exclusively to the offices of these businesses. This further allows businesses to avoid network congestion and get higher internet speeds all the time. Also, it makes the connection more secure for businesses. At the same time, residential broadband connections don't come with a dedicated internet line.

An extension to the dedicated internet line with commercial broadband connections is the dedicated customer support. Internet going down for businesses can result in huge losses for the enterprises. However, if there is quick customer support, it can be avoided. Residential broadband connections also get good customer support backing from several internet service providers across the country, but there is no dedicated support with priority to certain customers/users.

If you are working from home and your internet requirement is such of a commercial broadband connection, then all these points will help you in consider choosing the best option.

Original article: Commercial or Residential Broadband, How to Choose The Right One for Yourself?

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New BSNL Users Can Avail Free SIM Card for a Limited Period

Posted: 14 Nov 2020 05:52 PM PST

This post first appeared on TelecomTalk Read more at: https://telecomtalk.info/bsnl-user-new-sim-card-offer/310675/, New BSNL Users Can Avail Free SIM Card for a Limited Period

Alongside upgrading the entry-level broadband plans, BSNL also brought a new offer as part of which new users will get the SIM card for free. Almost all the telecom operator in India charge for new SIM cards, however, they do not disclose the amount and the charges are included in the First Recharge (FRC). Similar to private telcos, BSNL also charges a little amount for SIM cards. The state-run telco charges Rs 20 from every new customer for the SIM card. As part of a promotional offer, BSNL is issuing a free SIM card to every customer, but there is one condition which the user has to satisfy to be eligible for the offer. Also, it is a limited period offer valid for just 15 days.

BSNL New SIM Card Offer Detailed

As noted, BSNL usually charges Rs 20 for SIM card from every new customer. That’s changing for a limited period from November 14, 2020, to November 28, 2020. The offer is valid across all the telecom operations where BSNL is operating. A recent report stated that BSNL would soon become a pan-India operator as MTNL’s license is expiring in January 2021.

However, to be eligible for the offer, new customers will have to make a First Recharge (FRC) of a minimum of Rs 100. BSNL has a wide range of FRC plans which can be availed at the time of choosing the connection. New customers can head over any nearest BSNL retail store to get the connection along with the SIM card and they can also get the FRC done at the same time.

In other news, a recent Business Standard report stated that BSNL would soon start offering mobile services in Delhi and Mumbai circles as well. For the unaware, government-owned BSNL operates in 20 telecom circles, whereas MTNL operates in Delhi and Mumbai circles for now. Because MTNL’s license is expiring in early 2021, BSNL is said to take over the other two circles as well to become a pan-India operator.

Original article: New BSNL Users Can Avail Free SIM Card for a Limited Period

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