Business DSL

Yes. BDSL includes a managed DSL router and provisioning router supplied by Vox. Vox will configure the routers and ensure that your DSL service is correctly configured to provide the IP addresses included with the product. There is no need for you to provide the router, nor configure anything.

BDSL provides one (1) static (unchanging) IP address. An additional /30 IP Address can be purchased per BDSL package. This gives you a single static IP which provides usable addresses that can be used for hosting, remote access and VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) services.

No, you don’t need a telephone line to order BDSL. The service is an Internet-only service.

Vox Business DSL is offered on a 12-month contract. The contract term will be waivered when moving to FTTB (Fibre to the Business) service with Vox.

Vox Business DSL is uncapped and unshaped, however, an FUP (Fair Use Policy) is applicable. FUP enables other BDSL users to access the network fairly. FUP will be implemented for businesses who use more data in a specific timeframe.

No, DSL lines may be throttled once the business reaches data usage in a specific timeframe. However products can be upgraded to remove the FUP on their DSL service via the Vox Customer Zone.

DSL is a broadband service and line speeds are dependent on your distance from a Telkom exchange and copper quality.

Yes- the same Business DSL provisioning router can be used when you upgrade to Vox FTTB (Fibre to the Business).