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Russia - Central Asia: Satellite internet broadband digital access via two-way dish. |
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Romania, Russia, CIS, NIS, Armenia, Estonia, Moldova, Croatia, Slovenia,
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IPNet JSCIPNet JSC, based in Moscow, is a Russian national satellite services provider, systems integrator and network operator of Hughes Network Systems in Russia and NIS countries. They have an intensive expanding network of Value Adder Resellers in Russian regions and NIS countries and invite potential partners, ISPs to apply to become our VARs, reseller or clients by sending an e-mail to dealers@zaoipnet.com Web site: russian= www.zaoipnet.ru The Moscow Hub, located at Science Park of the Moscow State University, offers a full range of services based on the latest DW 7x00 technology by Hughes. They offer broadband internet access, IP-VPN, back-up services, VoIP and other services to corporate and consumer users everywhere in the regions covered by the new Yamal-200 satellite. |
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BusinessCom | Internet via Satellite
services for the Russia region
• iDirect, LinkStar, DVB-S2,
SCPC and FR platforms - shared and
dedicated links of any possible configuration
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Regions and Countries covered (but not limited to): All ex-USSR (CIS), including Ukraine, Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Moldova; Middle East, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Lebanon; All Asia, including: Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Thaliand. BusinessCom currently provides it's services from Telstar-10, NSS-7 and NSS-10 (AMC-12) in C-Band and Telstar-12, NSS-6, AM-22, BADR-4, W6 and other satellites in Ku-Band. more details |
SATGATE satellite Internet one-way download beam for Western AsiaOne-way broadband satellite internet download is available for private use, for companies, and institutions for the whole of Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, north west Iran, Cyprus, Israel, Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq. One way satellite internet requires you to have a dial up telephone modem for slow internet access plus a receive only satellite dish connected to a DVB card in your PC for high speed internet downloads. The satellite dish requires an LNB, the same as that used for satellite TV reception. You do not require a transmit licence. Contact Satgate, Kaliningrad, Russia. |
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SATGATE Two-way satellite service using Yamal 200 coverageSatgate offer an interesting variety of tariffs to match the smallest to the largest customer requirements. Pre-paid per Gbyte, (128k - 1024k), is ideal for users desiring to
pay for the limited amount of traffic received with the guaranteed
bandwidth. The tariff varies during the day and savings may be achieved by
avoiding big downloads during the peak periods. Contact Satgate, Kaliningrad, Russia. |
Yamal 200 satellite beam coverage map of Russia and Asia area |
BusinessCom : Internet via Satellite
SCPC, DVB,
DVB-RCS and D-TDMA Enterprise Connectivity Solutions
Contact
us at
vsat-satsigs@bcsatellite.net |
Lamit Company - Satellite Internet Services.Broadband Satellite Internet Services, in Romania, Europe and the Middle
East, with bandwidths ranging from 512 Kbps up to 2048 Kbps (Home, Business
and Corporate) and Dedicated bandwidths of up to 8192 Kbps. The type of
connections, adapt to any building, without the need of additional
cabling (beside the existing one), as the data is transmitted by WiFi
(wireless) or existing
telephone lines. Vanzari: sales@lamit.ro |
| The customer premise terminal (CPT) or satellite interactive terminal (SIT) comprises a sat antenna dish, similar to satelite TV, together with an indoor box unit. Ethernet cable or USB cable links one or more local PCs. The arrangement is suitable for both home use and for small office applications. | The radio modules on the front of the dish receive the out link (or downlink) using a conventional sat. television LNB (low noise block down converter) and transmit the return link (or uplink) data using an outdoor transmit block up converter (BUC). The wireless service is always-on direct access and not dependant on dial up or ADSL lines. | The hub dish is where
the VSAT Operator and ISP providers are located with a very high speed
digital backbone for worldwide networking connection.
Ku band refers to 11-12 and 14 GHz operation. C band (4/6 GHz) needs generally larger customer antennas but suffers less from heavy rain fading in the tropics. |
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