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Office Connect: Managed Enterprise Internet Access

Office Connect treats enterprise internet access as managed infrastructure, combining last-mile access with static IP, routing, international connectivity, and protection planning.

2026-07-07 · Server Plus

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Office Connect treats enterprise internet access as managed infrastructure, combining last-mile access with static IP, routing, international connectivity, and protection planning.

Service focus

Office Connect uses Chunghwa Telecom last-mile circuits to reach the Server Plus backbone. It supports flexible static-IP planning, international bandwidth options, BGP or static routing, and Anti-DDoS design.

Who it is for

It suits organizations that need more than ordinary office connectivity, including public services, VPN, allowlists, APIs, mail, monitoring, and cross-border platform integration.

  • Flexible IPv4 allocation, including /29 to /24 planning
  • BGP or static routing
  • International routing requirements
  • Anti-DDoS protection for public services
  • Serviceability assessment in Taipei, New Taipei City, and Keelung

Part of the wider IT design

Office Connect can be planned alongside firewalls, switches, refurbished servers, Taiwan VPS, and authorized vulnerability scanning. Network, hardware, and security decisions should be evaluated together.

Available access speeds

Published options include 100M/40M, 300M/300M, 500M/500M, and 1G/600M. The actual serviceability and capacity depend on the address and circuit conditions.

FAQ

How does Office Connect differ from ordinary business broadband?

Broadband focuses primarily on connectivity and bandwidth. Office Connect adds static IP, backbone access, BGP/static routing, international connectivity, and Anti-DDoS planning.

Which speeds are available?

The published options are 100M/40M, 300M/300M, 500M/500M, and 1G/600M, subject to address and circuit confirmation.

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