
Broadband Satellite in South Africa
Two-way broadband Internet access for private use, for companies, and institutions for the whole South Africa, Mozambique, Swaziland, Lesotho, Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Botswana, Namibia, Cabinda, Angola, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Republic of the Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Uganda, Kenya, Somalia, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire and islands in the Western Indian Ocean.
Eutelsat W3A coverage

Why W3A satellite? W3A is one of Eutelsat's most sophisticated satellites, combining Ku- and Ka-band frequencies and on-board multi-plexing (SKYPLEX). It provides pan-European and pan-African coverage while guaranteeing connectivity between the two continents.
The one VSAT access point support following services:
Advantages of the system:
Since connectivity is established via a Linkstar hub, universal satellite modems can be used.
After service activation, data from your network or your computer will be transferred to transponders of the Eutelsat W3A satellite. A 1.8m dish is used to receive their signal.
The service includes 24h network monitoring in satellite company centres. Guaranteed uptime is 99.5% a year.
Eutelsat W3A is a perfect solution for Wi-Fi networks. Satellite brings broadband capability to your area - Wi-Fi relays the signals to antennas installed at customers’ homes, at business premises and by municipal services. In this case you can share access and costs between all users of Wi-Fi network.
Wi-Fi technology ("Wireless Fidelity") is used to extend the satellite Internet access facility to all interested users who have fitted their computer with a Wi-Fi card. All that is needed is a small antenna. Cabling is unnecessary. Wi-Fi uses radio-relay techniques and thus offers high bit-rates over a range of several dozen metres inside and several hundred metres outside. It is an interesting possibility for various categories of users, owing to the low cost of setting up the connection: Local authorities/municipal offices, business companies in urban areas operating over a number of different sites, branch offices in busy locations (stations, hotels, etc.), and also, of course, private individuals, the retail industry, telecommuters and so on.
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| Price list of two-way Internet access services monthly fee |
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| Name of service | IP 512 | IP 768 | IP 1024 | |
| Prices | $530,00 | $730,00 | $995,00 | |
| Authorized protocols | FTP, HTTP, POP3/SMTP, IMAPDNS on UDP | All | All | |
| Possibility to assign public IP addresses | Up to/29 (8 addresses, including 5 for client equipment) | Up to/28 (16 addresses, including 13 for client equipment) | Up to/28 (16 addresses, including 13 for client equipment) | |
| Volume limitation | 2 GB / month | unlimited | unlimited | |
| Downstream | 512.00 kbps | 768.00 kbps | 1024.00 kbps | |
| Downstream CIR for VoIP service | 20.00 kbps | 30.00 kbps | 40.00 kbps | |
| Upstream | 128.00 kbps | 192.00 kbps | 256.00 kbps | |
| Upstream CIR for VoIP service | 5.00 kbps | 7.55 kbps | 20.00 kbps | |
| Recommended number of PC's | 1-5 | 1-10 | 1-15 | |
| C Band offer for Southern Africa | ||||
| LinkStar Linkstar VSAT terminal DVB, Channel Master antenna, New Japan Radio |
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| Complete Linkstar VSAT system 1.2m Africa, Middle East, Asia |
$2450,00 |
| Complete Linkstar VSAT system 1.8m Africa, Middle East, Asia |
$3500,00 - $3710,00 (depend on configuration) |
| Installation by authorized Eutelsat VSAT in other continents How to install LinkStar modem? |
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| Africa (support from Cameroon) | on request |
| Middle East (support from UAE) | on request |