MPLS Solutions: Enterprise Private Network
Private MPLS across your sites: 8-class QoS, sub-50ms latency Europe-wide, 99.9% uptime. Layer 2 or Layer 3, 10 Mbps-100 Gbps.
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TL;DR
Carrier MPLS with guaranteed QoS, contractual latency SLAs and any-to-any connectivity across every site.
- Bandwidth
- 10 Mbps to 100 Gbps
- Latency SLA
- <50ms Europe-wide
- Uptime SLA
- 99.9%
- QoS Classes
- 8 traffic classes
Technical specifications
| Bandwidth per site | 10 Mbps to 100 Gbps |
| VPN architecture | Layer 3 (routed) or Layer 2 (VPLS / E-Line) |
| Latency SLA | <50ms Europe-wide, <10ms same country |
| Jitter and packet loss | <5ms jitter, <0.1% loss for EF class |
| QoS classes | 8 classes (EF, AF4x-AF1x, Best-Effort) |
| Uptime SLA and GTR | 99.9%, GTR 4h with dual-path failover |
| Routing protocols | BGP, OSPF, EIGRP, static routes |
| MTU | 1500 bytes standard, up to 9000 bytes jumbo |
Where MPLS fits
- Multi-site any-to-any WAN
- Layer 3 VPN with per-customer VRF isolation. Add a site with one circuit and it reaches every existing location, no per-tunnel management. Used in 90% of deployments.
- Data center interconnect
- Layer 2 VPN (VPLS or E-Line) puts all sites on one LAN segment. Extend VLANs, run Layer 2 replication for disaster recovery, keep full control of your routing topology.
- Hybrid WAN for critical apps
- MPLS carries voice, ERP and database traffic under contractual QoS; internet links carry web, email and SaaS. Policy-based routing steers each application to the right path.
SLA and support
Every circuit ships with a 99.9% uptime SLA, GTR 4h and 8-class QoS backed by contractual latency, jitter and packet-loss thresholds. Dual-path MPLS fails over in sub-second convergence. 24/7 NOC monitoring, one engineer contact, service credits on breach.
- Uptime SLA
- 99.9%
- Latency SLA
- <50ms Europe
- Restoration
- GTR 4h
MPLS Solutions FAQ
MPLS pricing depends on the circuit build: bandwidth per site, number of sites, Layer 2 versus Layer 3, single or dual path, and whether fiber already reaches each building. MPLS costs more than internet VPN because it runs on private carrier infrastructure with contractual SLAs, not best-effort public internet. We return a firm quote within one business day, with the SLA and circuit options spelled out.
Count 60 to 90 days for most sites, driven by carrier circuit installation. Buildings with existing carrier presence run 30 to 45 days; a new fiber build runs 90 to 180 days. We confirm the timeline per site during the survey. If you need connectivity sooner, we start with an internet VPN and cut over to MPLS once the circuits are live.
Layer 3 routes IP between your sites: we manage inter-site routing over BGP or OSPF and each site keeps its own subnets. It is simpler and covers 90% of deployments. Layer 2 (VPLS) is transparent: every site sits on the same LAN segment and you own all routing. Pick Layer 2 for data center interconnect or to extend VLANs across locations.
Dual-path MPLS fails over to the backup path in sub-second BGP convergence, no manual step. The backup can be a second MPLS circuit (guaranteed QoS) or an internet link (best-effort at lower cost); we recommend MPLS primary plus internet backup for most sites. The NOC monitors circuit health 24/7 and acts on faults before they reach you.
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