ADSL Backhaul Via Broadband Satellite
ADSL Backhaul Via Broadband Satellite
ADSL Backhaul Via Broadband Satellite
Rural Vietnam, like many other non-urban parts of Asia-Pacific, has very
limited access to broadband Internet. ADSL connectivity is very scarce
outside of major cities Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh, and households, businesses
and government offices in rural areas still have to rely on traditional
communication systems - like the telephone and dial-up Internet - with
no short term prospect of benefiting from the rollout of broadband
Internet from telecom operators and service providers.
Challenge
Provide rural villages in Vietnam with access to information and
economic opportunities through broadband Internet
Benefits Implement a community-shared broadband access model that can
overcome distance and terrain barriers, and can deliver Internet
Cost-effective speeds comparable to ADSL
IPSTAR delivers high performance broadband Create a cost-effective ADSL network via IPSTAR satellite backhaul
connectivity to any location, regardless of that can be deployed into other underserved communities in Asia-Pacific
distance and terrain barriers, and avoids the
utilization of cost-prohibitive wired Solution
technology, such as fiber optic cable. Deploy ADSL network via IPSTAR satellite backhaul, a cost-effective
solution in delivering shared broadband access to communities
Nationwide Coverage without access to terrestrial networks - thus providing instant
IPSTAR provides telecom operators and coverage, and flexible and rapid infrastructure rollout to rural areas
service providers with complete satellite
infrastructure anywhere on its footprint - The high operational and capital expenses normally involved in providing
enabling them to easily extend their service remote villages in Vietnam with high speed Internet means that these
operations to rural, as well as urban areas. areas face an indefinite wait - perhaps for many years - before telecom
operators and service providers reach them.
Fast Deployment
IPSTAR enables rapidly deployable But the solution to providing broadband Internet access to remote
satellite-based network for businesses and communities in Vietnam is now underway, thanks to the ADSL connectivity
govern-ments who have remote project - called "VSAT-IP to Bring Broadband Internet to the Countryside" -
communication needs, and Internet service initiated by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) and Vietnam
providers planning to expand their market. Telecom International (VTI), the National Service Provider of IPSTAR in
Vietnam. The pilot project implemented in the remote village of Cat Tien
May 2009
in Dong Nai province has led to a highly cost-effective solution that is now
extending to other villages across the province as well.
www.ipstar.com
IPSTAR Empowering Asia-Pacific
ADSL Modem
RJ - 45
Virtual Splitter
Overlay RJ - 11
Network
IPSTAR
Radius
Server
maXX IP-DSLAM
Telco Authentication
ADSL Gateway
Radius
Server
Internet
ADSL network via IPSTAR configuration
About IPSTAR
IPSTAR is the world's largest and most advanced commercial satellite serving
up to 10 million users in Asia-Pacific. The breadth of IPSTAR's geographical
reach in the region - covering an area inhabited by 4 billion people or
roughly 60 percent of the world's population - positions IPSTAR as the
preferred gateway in 14 countries across Asia-Pacific. IPSTAR has achieved a
critical milestone in its pursuit to bridge the digital divide in the region. With
a combined 70,000 subscribers in Australia and New Zealand alone and
growing, IPSTAR has become the single largest VSAT network operator in both
countries. Across the region, IPSTAR has sold nearly 200,000 user terminals.
For more information, visit www.ipstar.com.