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A leased line gives committed, uncontended symmetric bandwidth with an SLA; business broadband is best-effort and great value. Use a leased line for mission-critical work; for most offices, broadband plus failover is enough.

An SLA typically states availability (e.g. 99.9%), a target repair time and service-credit remedies if targets are missed. We walk you through each term.

Usually 4–8 weeks, as the carrier provisions a dedicated circuit. If you need connectivity sooner, we can bridge with broadband plus 5G failover.

Not always. If you mainly browse, use cloud apps and take payments, broadband with automatic failover is usually better value. We advise based on your usage and risk.

A point-to-point circuit is a single private link between two sites — it only connects those two. To fully connect many branches you must lay a circuit per pair. MPLS IP-VPN is a shared carrier backbone: each site needs just one access link to reach every other site (any-to-any), with CoS / QoS prioritisation. Use point-to-point for a couple of sites or extreme latency; use MPLS for many branches and easy scaling.

With full-mesh point-to-point you need N(N-1)/2 circuits — 3 sites = 3, 5 sites = 10, 10 sites = 45 — and cost / management scale badly. With MPLS IP-VPN it is one access link per branch (N links total) and every site interconnects automatically; adding a site just means one more link. That is why multi-branch networks use MPLS.

The most stable option is a dedicated cross-border line: a private point-to-point or MPLS route between Guangdong and Hong Kong, with FEC and dual-link backup to avoid peak-hour packet loss and jitter and bypass cross-border bottlenecks. If your core systems are in the cloud, pair it with a cloud on-ramp into Alibaba Cloud / Azure. We quote the exact route, bandwidth and end sites to your needs.