Connectivity
Connectivity
Multi-site connectivity is rarely about a single product — it’s about choosing the right pipe per site and making them work together.
EGATE interconnects with every major access technology in Canada — fibre and Ethernet from the Big 3 and regional ISPs, fixed wireless point-to-point and point-to-multipoint, mobile 5G/LTE for primary or failover, LEO satellite for remote sites, and private MPLS or VPLS overlays where the workload demands it. We choose the right pipe per site, source it through our carrier relationships, and manage every contract, ticket, and outage on your behalf. One operations team. One bill.
Whatever your sites need — and whatever’s actually available where you operate.
Symmetrical bandwidth with a real SLA, sized to your application mix. From 50 Mbps branch links to multi-gigabit headquarters circuits.
MPLS, VPLS, or SD-WAN-based private overlays for site-to-site traffic that shouldn’t traverse the public internet. Predictable performance, segmented by tenant or business unit.
Cellular connectivity as primary, secondary, or failover — across all major Canadian mobile carriers. 5G where it’s lit, LTE everywhere else. SIM-managed, multi-carrier failover, and embedded into your SD-WAN policy so a wireline outage doesn’t mean a site outage.
For sites where wireline isn’t an option — including remote operations in the territories. Fixed wireless point-to-point, LTE/5G failover, and LEO satellite (Starlink-class).
Full IPv6 support across our network — dual-stack by default, native v6 where you need it. We’ve been running production IPv6 longer than most of the carriers we manage.
We hold the contracts, open the tickets, escalate the outages, and reconcile the invoices. You get one bill from us — not five from carriers, with you reconciling who’s at fault.
EGATE serves customers in every Canadian province and the Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. We know which regional ISPs actually deliver in Iqaluit, which fixed-wireless operator covers your remote camp, and which satellite vendor will hold up through a January cold snap. We also support U.S. operations for Canadian-headquartered customers.