Every subscriber will receive internet services ranging from 10MBPS – 2GBPS. If their service is not fiber, they will be provided with a BPL modem, and their connection options limited because of constraints. The modem will have an RJ45 connection to connect to the router, and will plug directly into the electrical service to provide internet service. For communities that has fiber, they will be re-terminated to connect via RJ45, and therefore no modem will be required. The customer would simply connect their router to the RJ45 (WAN) jack through the WAN port on the router, and they will be able to access the internet.
Service Level Agreement
Many countries do not have regulation to determine how speed of internet is tallied. In many instances, this could be the maximum connection, and more likely less than that. This means you are not getting what you paid for. Ka-Tel will have a service level agreement with all of its customers. 75% of the advertised speed 90% of the time is required. This will allow for fluctuations, and unexpected service outages. If Ka-Tel can not perform this SLA, then they must refund a portion of the payment as compensation for not meeting with requirements.
Static IP Address
Every premise will receive at least one static IP address. This is essential since the static IP address is used to do an address lookup when calling emergency services. This will be an IPv6 address since there are no longer any available IPv4 addresses. If Kaldus has their own allotment of IPv4 addresses, they will be used for other means, and not the customer IP set. Ka-Tel will decide if a premise needs more IP addresses.
Storage Management
Every website will have an 8GB site. Since the vast majority of the site will be PHP code, and a MySQL database, this should be more than enough since PHP is one file for the site rather than 1 file per page. MySQL is essential for data management. The site is not intended to be used as a storage medium. For that, one might consider Kal-Drive which has a free plan that is suitable.
VPN Services
Service also includes a free VPN connection. While this may sound strange that the ISP will provide a VPN, there is recognition that the customer will not always be at their premise. Instead, they may have to go out and do things. If they have to connect to an open Wifi network, then the VPN will be invaluable to have. Data is a little slower with VPN on, but all data between the device, and VPN server will be encrypted – therefore allowing for a secured traffic. The VPN will be managed by Ka-Tel’s servers, so the ISP will still be able to learn what is going on if there were to be any illegal activity performed.
WordPress Site
Every account will have a free WordPress Site. Once they sign up for service, they will provide a WordPress password, and UID. This will be used to setup the WordPress account. You as the customer will receive an email, or RCS message once your site is set up. You could also check by going to your URL, but it may take up to an hour for the site to setup. This is to include the SSL certificate, and setting up the site.