Hughes Net Emergency Internet Service

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 For  disaster preparedness and disaster aftermath Situation : -Public emergency arises out of a disaster

It's a situation that is inevitable. A natural or man made disaster interrupts the intricate terrestrial communication infrastructure. This usually equates into DSL, T1 and cable networks being rendered useless for an indefinite amount of time. Your business or even organizations that deal with public emergencies can be neutralized by the the failure. 

Businesses face a significant loss of revenue. Organizations that  to deal with the the public welfare are handicapped. 

Hughes Net provides disaster internet continuity 
Even if you stay at your physical place of operations you broadband connection to the internet will remain intact as long as electricity is still present. If not, the functioning of your backup generator will be the only prerequisite. At this point it is not relevant whether you business or organization business utilized a terrestrial broadband connection such as a T-1 line DSL or cable. As your  mission critical applications are essential to the minute to minute functioning of your business, you can not afford any interruption with your broadband provider. Even minutes of downtime can have a severe impact in a competitive marketplace. Hughes Net as a T-1 line or DSL backup provider can provide a diverse path utilizing a satellite connection to assure that your uptime remains constant during landline downtime. 

Key features are speeds to 2.5Mbps down and 500Kbps up. Will easily accommodate a networked environment.  

How does it work? (Fail over Backup scenario)

Hughes Net delivers high-speed Internet over satellite to backup your existing landline broadband connection. Each business location must be in the contiguous U.S. and have a clear view of the southern sky.

A Hughes Net certified installer will connect the satellite modem to your LAN to insure you have broadband connectivity. The satellite modem will link to a satellite dish (antenna) that's typically mounted on the roof of your commercial building.

Once the installer has verified the broadband connection, a 2-port (dual port) WAN router (customer supplied) will be required to facilitate the fail-over/backup to satellite when the landline connection fails. The router will also automatically return to your primary landline connection once it is restored. Your business is now protected and you no longer have to rely only on your landline provider to keep your business on-line.