BSA (Bitstream Access) is a wholesale service providing logical access to a network socket (ONT device) at the customer’s premises.
 In the case of the BSA service, the Access Network Operator (DSO) carries out the transmission from the central contact point to the customer’s premises and terminates the BSA service on the ONT port.

However, the fiber optic service provider installs its device to provide services (WiFi router and STB) at the customer’s premises, which it connects to the ONT.

LLU (Local Loop Unbundling) is a wholesale service consisting in providing physical access to the cable connected to the customer’s premises (i.e. to the subscriber loop, also known as local loop).

The Access Network Operator provides fiber optic service providers with the last section of the cable from the distribution frame to the customer’s premises (ONT is not an element of this service).

The dark fiber optic access service involves the lease of one or more fibers over a continuous section of a specified length, connected between service access points.

As part of colocation, Fiberhost provides the physical space necessary to accommodate fiber service providers’ telecommunications equipment.

Colocation may include renting space in a cabinet or a space for a cabinet, as well as renting technical space equipped with air conditioning, ventilation and uninterrupted power supply systems.

This service allows fibre optic service providers to lay their own telecommunications cables and use optical distribution frames, wells and storage tanks for laying telecommunications cable inventories. This enables the implementation of points of contact with the own network or the networks of other fiber service providers.  Fiberhost sewage offer.

A service that transmits data from point A to point B in the second layer of the OSI model (L2).

The service may be provided between the fiber optic service provider’s location and the target customer’s location, or between the customer’s location and the fiber service providers interconnection point.

The service is also available in the Offer for educational units.

PSAP is a passive service access point.

Our offer includes the design and construction of a passive access point.

This is a service that connects two locations using high-throughput infrastructure. It supports many standards, which allows for a link capacity of up to 10 GB/s.

This is an ideal proposition for telecommunications operators, service providers and cable operators requiring an economical and fast network connection between two points. It is available in a variant with or without protection.