Middle East: satellite internet access
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Middle East satellite broadband forum
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| Internet via satellite browsing and email access connection via direct two-way interactive transmit-receive customer premise terminals is now possible following a maturing of the technology and building of large hub dish stations in all the satellite broadband beam coverage areas. | Fast web page downloads, email, ftp file transfers and streaming video and audio are achieved with speeds of typically several hundred kbit/s, using a share of a high bandwidth connection from a large hub station with a rate of up to 36 Msym/s (like digital sat TV DVB-S signal). | Upload, return path, rates are generally less than 32 k, but
may be up to 1024 k if required.
Internet via satellite broadband capacity is shared and when many customers are active together there is a reduction in bit rates. |
Service providers have tariff options for various qualities of service. Email and internet web browsing are the usual intended use. For applications requiring substantial uploading of data or for real time both way video or VoIP ask about higher price options and feasibility. |
| My text summary for each satellite internet access service provider. Click on emails against ALL SUITABLE coverage maps for current prices and to confirm technical details. Email all service providers on this page |
Middle East Satellite Internet maps below |
| Bentley Telecom:
iDirect Evolution x3 and Hughes HX50 service Your dish: 98cm - 1.8m diameter according to location. Outlink: 512 -
2056k - 4Mbit/s. Choice of three orbit positions now with coverage of Europe, North Africa, Middle East, Iraq, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tajikstan, Kyrgystan, Western India and Turkmenistan. Hylas 2 is due to be launched in early 2012 and will be used to provide small dish Ka band service using Hughes HN9200 modems. For prices click: sales@bentleywalker.com Military only, click here: Satellite Internet in Iraq and Afghanistan |
 Ku Hughes HX50 and iDirect Evolution x3 on Eutelsat W6 satellite at 21.5E.
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 Ku iDirect Evolution x3 on SESAT 2 (Express AM22) at 53 East.
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BusinessCom | Internet via Satellite services for the Middle East regionFor SOHO, Enterprise, Internet Cafe and Calling Centers, Wireless ISP and Hot Spots, VoIP Termination Carriers and more. No FAP, no throttling, no hidden fees, smart bandwidth management, dedicated technical support and personalized service - this is what BusinessCom services are. Features include: . iDirect, LinkStar, DVB-S2,
SCPC and FR platforms - shared and
dedicated links of any possible configuration Contact us: vsat-satsigs@bcsatellite.net to inquire for more information and prices. 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 and W6 satellites in Ku-Band. more details |
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MM Telcom offer one stop shopping for equipment and service, with prices starting as low as $249 per month. MM Telcom is an American company serving Business, Enterprise, NGO's, Educational, Military or Government. Providing high speed internet (9.0 meg downlink, 4.2 meg uplink), quality VoIP, video, distance learning and multi-casting capabilities. Both shared or dedicated (TDMA or SCPC) Ku band services are offered. You may extend your network up to 12 km radius by using Wi-Fi equipment (protocol 802.11) or 50 km using WiMax (802.16) Running
VOIP? Using additional compression
equipment with proprietary algorithm MM Telcom can compress VOIP into 4k per
channel, obtaining the equivalent of (30 lines) E1 using only 128k! (4k per voice).
No download quota or limits. Excellent warranty: if equipment is down then
your monthly billing is stopped. |
 MMTelcom coverage includes Iraq and Afghanistan |
CorpSkies: Provider of satellite communications, internet via satellite, VoIP, video and wireless access.This company, with 17 offices in the MENA area, makes use of Arabsat / BADR satellites, plus others from Eutelsat and Intelsat, to deliver service throughout the Middle East and North Africa. The emphasis is on reliable data, video and VoIP, with data rates from 64kbps to 155 Mbps, either dedicated or shared, symmetrical or asymmetric, as required by the client. IP is used to provide internet, data and images for the entire region. Private data/voice networks are available for corporations and government organisations with multiple branch operation. WIMAX is used to deliver into local area networks for branches and sites up to 50km apart.
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WAFA -
Your gateway to high speed internet - Anywhere and anytime
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BNL : D-Star Services on NewSkies NSS-6 Satellite. DVB/RCS ViaSat LinkStar MF-TDMA platform. . Broadband bandwidth up to 4 Mbit/s, 1:10 and 1:20 sharing ratios. With delivery, licensing and professional installation services.
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| The customer VSAT terminal comprises a parabolic antenna dish, similar to satTV, together with an indoor modem box unit. Ethernet cable links one or more local PCs. You may normally add wired or wireless router to connect many PCs or VoIP phones. The arrangement is suitable for both home use and for small office applications. If you want to connect many IP devices you will need a higher capacity tariff or lower sharing ratio - otherwise your link will be congested. | The outdoor radio modules on the front of the dish receive the outlink (or downlink) using a conventional satellite television LNB (low noise block downconverter) and transmit the return link (or uplink) data to the satellite using a transmit block up-converter (BUC). The wireless service is always-on direct access and not dependant on dial up or ADSL lines. | The large
teleport hub station is where the VSAT Operator and ISP
providers are located with a high speed digital backbone for worldwide
networking connectivity. 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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The setting up and control of broadband internet return channel system ( RCS ) satellite interactive terminals ( SIT ) is controlled from the main station so any problem sites can be switched off remotely until a technician attends. Also, the equipment design and frequency bands comply to international regulatory "type approval" for general use so that operation does not cause interference to other services or continue to require individual licence / licensing for satellite internet access. Non-approved terminals will continue to require individual licensing. * Please note that export of ViaSat LinkStar to Iran is not allowed. Technical coverage areas do not imply that operation is allowed everywhere within the beam. Country border lines are approximate.
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Please note that VSAT is illegal in United Arab Emirates UAE |
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Portable laptop sized RBGAN and R-BGAN terminal are suggested for reporters and travelling business users.
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QSat LinkStar hub in Doha (pending ?) |
CapRock |
Educational illustration of how Eutelsat W5 beam might be used This beam needs a hub operator |
مهندسي نصب منظومات الانترنت عن طريق الاقمار الصناعية في الشرق الاوسط Satellite Engineer CV Middle East |
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Oil and gas communications conference Cairo 30-31 May 2007. |
