High speed dedicated leased line internet to keep your business online and performing

A leased line is a dedicated internet connection with fixed and symmetric bandwidth. It enables small, medium, and large businesses to get internet connecting in a secure, reliable, and highly efficient manner, with maximum download capacity, resilience, and uptime.

Airtel’s dedicated internet leased line is a private link between companies and the Airtel network. Unlike other connections that multiple users share, an internet leased line connection is exclusive to businesses, ensuring symmetric download and upload speed.

It is a high-performance connectivity for modern businesses looking forward to offer seamless connectivity to their large workforce, support remote access to applications, and accelerate cloud adoption. It fuels services like VoIP and scheduled offsite backups, creating room for business growth.

Airtel Dedicated Internet is a dedicated and high-performance internet connectivity for your business that you do not share with other businesses. It is a secured, always-on connection for large data exchanges, bandwidth-intensive applications, remote and global connectivity.

Regular broadband is an internet connection that multiple organisations share. Sharing affects the connection’s data security, reliability, speed, and bandwidth, leading to fluctuations during peak hours.

On the contrary, internet leased line offers exclusive connectivity to your business with dedicated and symmetric bandwidth, ensuring greater security, reliability, and ultra-fast speed.

The different types of internet leased line service are:

Fibre leased lines

Fibre Leased Lines provide a dedicated symmetric data connection by sending light over fibre optic cables. Fiber-optic technology is known for its exceptional data transfer rates, reliability, and security. Fibre leased lines are frequently employed by businesses with demanding needs for high bandwidth and minimal latency, including multimedia firms, research institutions, and financial organizations.

DSL leased lines

A Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) provides low-bandwidth leased lines. In comparison to fibre leased lines, which are symmetric and non-contended, DSL connections are asymmetric and contended.

MPLS leased lines

Multi-protocol label switching (MPSL) is a technology for encapsulating data and transferring it from X to Y. You can stick labels on it and then decide on transfers depending on those labels. MPLS is deployed over a leased line circuit, meaning you can obtain an MPLS leased line over cable leased lines, DSL lines, or a combination of both.

Symmetrical bandwidth

Internet leased lines offer symmetrical bandwidth so that download and upload speeds are equal.

Uncontended

Leased line connections are uncontended, implying that they cannot be shared with other businesses.

Point-to-point connectivity

Dedicated internet connect two points – ISP and business location.

Leased lines are connected directly with the premises or can also be provided through fibre optic cable. In the case of a fiber optic leased line, it works by sending pulses of light. The transmitted data travels at the speed of light.

Leased lines often have speeds ranging from 1 Mbps to 10 Gbps. The average speed of a leased line is 2Mbps. However, 10 Mbps and 100 Mbps are becoming more prevalent currently.

A leased line is an allocated circuit between two points of communication. It is always switched on and rented for a monthly charge or according to the service provider’s terms. Leased lines are exclusive, allocated, and dedicated. This means that the associated bandwidth is exclusive for business use.

They are different from traditional telecommunications technologies, which use and reuse the circuit by switching. They establish a continuous tunnel between the two communication points, allowing data to flow continuously.

Airtel’s dedicated leased line connections use the high-capacity, high-speed fibre optics technology. Unlike other connectivity services, it is a closed circuit between the two communication points. The dedicated nature ensures uninterrupted transmission to meet today’s dynamic business needs.

It is an always-on service providing a strong and consistent Internet connection and enhancing business operations for bandwidth-hungry applications. Dedicated leased lines also work great for businesses dependent on remote or telecommute workforce.

Airtel Dedicated Internet offers several exclusive features that benefits your business.

• High-speed internet up to 100Gbps to for uninterrupted productivity


• 5% uptime to seamlessly access high-bandwidth applications, irrespective of growing number of users.


• World-class DDoS protection and built-in firewall to ensure cybersecurity


• Burstable bandwidth for scalability on the go


• Easy, non-disruptive installation


• End-to-end SLAs and guaranteed uptime


• 24/7 support for seamless troubleshooting and uninterrupted Internet access

Airtel’s dedicated internet connection is exceptionally reliable, with near-zero latency and 99.5% uptime for any number of users and irrespective of bandwidth-heavy applications. It delivers astonishing speed, ranging from 10Mbps to 100Gbps, for lightning-fast data exchange and access to your applications and resources.

Yes. Airtel offers multiple leased line plans for SMEs, enterprises, government organisations, and global corporations. Choose the plan based on your company size and requirements. You can also choose managed and secured internet solution depending on your requirement.

Guaranteed high speed, even during peak hours, and symmetric uploads and downloads save significant time and resources. Dedicated internet solutions accelerate your daily operations, improve time-to-market, and frees employees to focus on innovation and other productive tasks. Enhanced security and assured uptime further boost your workforce efficiency.

Airtel Dedicated Internet installation begins with our network experts conducting a detailed study and extensive site survey to identify your exclusive business needs and help you with a tailored solution. The setup process is quick. Your dedicated internet is up and running in just two weeks.

Yes. Airtel internet leased line is highly flexible and can scale as required. It seamlessly handles an increasing number of users and applications, whether it is for peak hours or your expanding business.

Yes. Airtel has the most extensive Internet connectivity network in India, connecting even the remote areas. We bring high-speed internet to your organisation, regardless of the location.

Airtel dedicated leased lines are point-to-point connections between your organisation and the ISP, secured by world-class DDoS protection and in-built firewall, eliminating the risk of cyberthreats. We provide 24/7 monitoring to identify and stop cyber-attacks. You can also opt for Airtel Secured Internet and get an added layer of firewall protection.

You can select the Airtel dedicated leased line plans and their availability at your location or contact our experts at 1800-103-8325 to build a customised solution for your organisation.

Before getting a leased line, consider the factors such as the number of users, intensity of usage, and cost. Also evaluate the pros and cons, such as upload and download speed, reliability, cost, and installation time before setting up. Follow up with a contingency plan, understand the circuit’s requirements for visibility and, finally, choose the location for the circuit to be installed.

Competitive price

Get internet leased lines at a reasonable price suitable for businesses with all pocket sizes.

State-of-art NOC

Round-the-clock support with well-equipped state-of-art network operation centres (NoC).

Guaranteed uptime

High-performance Internet with 99.5% uptime and minimal disruption even during installation and activation.

End-to-end SLA commitment

SLA commitment for 100% troubleshooting, 99.5% uptime, minimal MTTR, prompt service, and other performance levels.

Wide global network

A vast global presence across Europe, the USA, Africa, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and SAARC regions.