Enterprise And Government
Host-Based vs Network-Based Firewalls
Whether you’re a small business or a large corporation, if you’re migrating your business data and applications to the cloud a firewall is essential to protect it from viruses and malicious attacks. Firewalls log activity for inspection,...
BlogThe difference between Layer 3 and Layer 2 networks
For network engineers and architects, understanding the different types of network available to you, and then strategically leveraging the correct technologies can greatly enhance the overall security and speed of your network infrastr...
BlogThe Essential Eight explained
In February 2023, during a Cyber Security Roundtable , Prime Minister The Hon. Anthony Albanese said , "For businesses these days, cyber security is as important and essential as the shop having a lock on the door ". In February 2023, du...
BlogA guide to the nbn's eSLAs
If you depend on connectivity to do business, you’ll benefit from an enhanced Service Level Agreement (eSLA). If you depend on connectivity to do business, you’ll benefit from an enhanced Service Level Agreement (eSLA). What is an eSLA? Wh...
BlogDo I need 4G LTE failover on my nbn® service?
If you rely on the internet to connect your business, downtime comes at a cost. If you rely on the internet to connect your business, downtime comes at a cost. What if your Point Of Sale system wasn't working during your busiest hours? Or ...
BlogCisco Live 2023 Recap
That's a wrap for the 2023 edition of Cisco Live in Melbourne. That's a wrap for the 2023 edition of Cisco Live in Melbourne. To everyone we met at our Aussie Convenience Store, thanks for stopping by! To everyone we met at our Aussi...
BlogWhat is Low and High CoS for nbn® Enterprise Ethernet?
If you're looking for nbn® Enterprise Ethernet , you've likely come across high and low CoS or Class of Service. In this article, we'll explain what Class of Service means for your business internet and the difference between each class....
BlogNBN Fibre to the Premises vs Enterprise Ethernet: What’s the difference?
Fibre optic cables are currently the fastest technology we have for delivering an internet connection. As nbn™ Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) and nbn™ Enterprise Ethernet both use this technology to deliver internet to businesses around the ...
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How to apply custom configurations to my business hardware
You can only apply custom configurations to your business hardware if you opt in to rent our managed Cisco 1100 series supplied router, which our technical support team can assist...
Help CentreDo you offer business and corporate broadband?
Aussie Broadband offers a range of business and enterprise plans. With business-dedicated features and customer support, our plans are designed for businesses that need a mission-...
Help CentreDo I need a Bronze, Silver or Gold support package with my nbn® service?
Choosing between Gold, Silver or Bronze support depends on your business requirements. Choosing between Gold, Silver or Bronze support depends on your business requirements. All s...
Help CentreDeclined payment fees & late fees
What happens with a declined payment? Will I be charged a fee? What happens with a declined payment? Will I be charged a fee? A declined payment can occur for a number of reasons ...
Help CentreWhat is a SAG?
SAG stands for Service Agreement Guarantee and refers to our commitment to keeping your NBN service up and running with minimal disruption - else we pay you a percentage rebate ...
Help CentreHow to send a facsimile using Fax2Email
The following steps will guide you through sending a fax (facsimile) by email using the Fax2Email service. The following steps will guide you through sending a fax (facsimile) b...
Help CentreWhat are the key features of your business and corporate mobile plans?
Aussie Broadband’s Mobile service is a post-paid ‘SIM Only’ mobile phone service. You will need to already own an unlocked mobile phone handset to use this service. Click here to...
Help CentreWill a technician appointment be needed?
A technician may need to visit if your new address: A technician may need to visit if your new address: Is being connected to the NBN network for the first time. Hasn’t had a phon...
Help CentreWhat is an eSLA?
eSLA stands for Enhanced Service Level Agreement and refers to NBN’s commitment to providing a higher level of support by having faster rectification on faults within a specif...
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