Challenges
Wireless Internet Service Providers (WISP) and alternative access carriers such as Metro Ethernet service providers face increasing competition and need for differentiation in the market. Residential and corporate Internet access customers continue to demand lower access costs, greater speeds, and more features.

Solutions
As service providers broaden their coverage and deploy higher capacity distribution and access wireless networks, such as WiMAX and Wi-Fi, the wireless backbone must be also be engineered and upgraded to prevent infrastructure bottlenecks. Wireless backhaul solutions from Exalt Communications provide the highest capacity and lowest total cost of ownership in the market for these applications.

Applications
High capacity IP wireless backhaul for

   municipal Wi-Fi, WiMAX, or any internet

   access network.

To learn more about how Exalt can help your organization, see the applications and benefits below or contact Exalt today.

Benefits
Own and control the infrastructure
Wireless backhaul solutions from Exalt eliminate the reliance on leased line facilities and provide full ownership and control of the network backhaul infrastructure without recurring costs or support dependencies.

Quick to deploy and service
Installs in days, not weeks or months.

Lowest total cost of ownership
Exalt provides the most cost effective backhaul solution compared to leased line, fiber, and even existing wireless alternatives, resulting in the lowest cost per megabit-mile in the industry. There are no recurring costs, installation is simple, and the upfront capital investment rivals any alternative on the market.

High availability
With 99.999% availability and guaranteed throughput over distance, Exalt products offer carrier-class reliability over leased lines or other wireless solutions under similar conditions.

Spectrum management and interference avoidance
Challenging interference conditions may be overcome with Exalt’s flexible spectrum management capabilities, allowing fine tuning across the entire band and variable channel bandwidth.