Our Point-to-Point networking service allows our customers to streamline data between two different points. Learn more about Point-to-Point networking features & uses.
What is a Point-to-Point connection?
A Point-to-Point connection links two locations or more in a secure manner. The two points can be connected via an Ethernet or a wireless connection.
Point-to-Point Ethernet
A Point-to-Point ethernet service connects two devices using Ethernet data speeds. It is usually installed over a dedicated leased line.
Bandwidth
The bandwidth speed for Point-to-Point Ethernet services ranges from 10 Mbps to 10Gbps.
Security
A Point-to-Point ethernet connection uses a secure private line, so you won't need to worry about data breaches.
Quality of service
Point-to-Point connections offer a consistent quality of service. This means with little to no downtime, bandwidth speeds are consistently high.
Uses
A Point-to-Point ethernet connection can carry voice and video calls, provide internet access and other data services.
Point-to-Point Wireless
Point-to-Point wireless links two points through radio frequency and line of sight. This is achieved by using Point-to-Point radio equipment to provide a high-speed connection.
Bandwidth
The bandwidth speed for Point-to-Point wireless is between 100 Mbps to 10Gbps.
Expert installation
This can only be completed by expert engineers who specialise in establishing Point-to-Point WiFi connections.
Save money
When you use a Point-to-Point connection, you don't need to use a leased line.
Uses
A Point-to-Point wireless connection can be used for IP telephony, CCTV, wide area networks, and to provide internet access.
Our Point-to-Point Service
At Red Rocks Communications, we specialise in a reliable Point-to-Point networking service.
Our experienced engineers can help you install a secure and reliable Point-to-Point connection wirelessly or over a dedicated line.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got any questions? See our FAQ
1When should a Point-to-Point connection be used?
A Point-to-Point connection should be used when you need to link two points to each other. For example, a Point-to-Point Wireless method can share data between two different buildings.
2Which one is better point-to-point ethernet or point-to-point wireless?
This depends on the kind of use you want to get out of your point-to-point connection. For example, if you need to connect to a CCTV or wide area network, you'll be better off using a Point-to-Point wireless solution. On the other hand, if you simply want to connect to the internet in your office building, it's best to use a Point-to-Point Ethernet solution.
3What is the line of sight?
A line of sight is described as a straight-line distance between two connected points. It is used to define the wireless connection between a receiver and transmitter.