Adaptive Networks NBN Enterprise Ethernet
A leading-edge network for excellent nbn™ service performance
Key features
Dedicated connectivity
Fast, dedicated, and diverse fibre connectivity to all 121 nbn Points of Interconnect (POIs), which doesn’t involve additional hops and minimises latency.
Multi-path resiliency
Next-generation optical network connects nbn to our Next IP® network with active two-fibre path redundancy.
Scalable backhaul
Our next-generation optical backhaul is dimensioned to deliver multiple 100G connections once nbn upgrades capacity from 10G to 100G.
Direct connectivity to the Next IP® network
Leverage Telstra’s core network with our 99.9995% availability rate and proactive capacity management of all network links to help work towards zero congestion.
Benefits
Readily available
We work to make sure your service is available when you need it , with direct connectivity to the Next IP® network and triple-path redundancy.
Low install costs
Unlike fibre deployment, Enterprise Ethernet entails minimal contribution from your end, making it a more cost-efficient option for your business.
Options to fit your unique needs
We offer Low and High COS for flexibility in traffic prioritisation for your low-priority and business-critical apps, without compromising performance.
Frequently asked questions
No, UNI-VLAN will be allocated by Telstra and you cannot nominate it.
You are responsible for upstream traffic shaping towards Telstra's network.
The MTU supported by the TID Adapt service is 1500. Note that currently TID Adapt services do not support jumbo frames.
Configuring an upstream shaper on your router means traffic sent towards Telstra's network adheres to the purchased speed which is enforced by the NBN B-NTD (Network Termination Device).
Telstra recommends you shape each of you purchased Adaptive Network service(s) i.e., BIP Adapt, TID Premium Adapt, etc, according to each of the purchased Adaptive Network service speeds to avoid any packet drops, which can result in suboptimal throughput on your service.
The diagram below shows how the logical relationship between Access service speed and Adapt service speed.
| Ordered Service Bandwidth (Mbps) | Upstream layer 2 shaping rate to set on CPE (Mbps) |
| 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000 | 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 952 |
Why Telstra
Reliable, high-quality performance
Telstra provides dual access to each nbn point of interconnect (POI) with our superior core network, we’re well positioned to offer robust performance and resiliency to your business. Our network offers dedicated, diverse connectivity to all 121 nbn POIs, which allows us to connect to Australian premises where nbn is available.
Multipath backhaul redundancy
Leverage a next-generation optical network connecting nbn to Telstra’s Next IP® network. It’s dimensioned to deliver multiple 100G connections once nbn upgrades capacity from 10G to 100G, allowing us to provide you the highest availability across paths.
Direct connectivity to the Next IP® network
Connect to our core network, which is rated at 99.9995% availability and designed for high reliability. Plus, the proactive capacity management of all our network links helps work toward zero congestion.