Define what must continue
List billing, email, cloud accounting, phone calls and remote access separately. Estimate a minimum useful backup workload rather than buying two large plans by default. A small team may choose to pause backups and guest downloads while keeping payments and messaging online.
Check whether the links share a failure point
Two invoices do not prove two independent routes. Ask about the building entry, cable path, upstream dependence and power arrangements. A second access technology can reduce some shared risks but introduces its own coverage and capacity constraints. Confirm what the suppliers can actually establish.
Choose and test failover behaviour
A dual WAN router can move traffic between connections when configured appropriately. It does not necessarily combine both connections into one faster download. Address changes can interrupt calls, VPNs and sessions. Configure useful health checks, test an actual failure and record the time needed for critical applications to recover.
Include power and support
The router, optical terminal and access points need power even when the outside line is healthy. Agree who maintains the router and who handles each connection. Ask Fiber Link for feasibility and a quotation for the required setup; this guide does not promise a bundled managed failover service or zero downtime.
Before you request a quotation
- Rank the applications that need backup.
- Check shared cable and power risks.
- Test failure and recovery of real applications.
- Agree equipment ownership and support responsibilities.
Common question
Will dual WAN keep every call connected?
Not necessarily. Moving between public addresses can interrupt a live session. Test the actual calling and VPN platforms before relying on failover.
Local availability and plan terms
For Chhattarpur, share the building or house, lane, floor, nearby landmark and map pin. Availability is checked for the premises; a service-area name or PIN code alone does not confirm a connection.
Published home plans are 100 Mbps at ₹499/month, 200 Mbps at ₹699/month, 300 Mbps at ₹799/month and 500 Mbps at ₹1,699/month. Confirm current pricing, taxes, billing period and complete first-payment total. Standard installation is advertised free; confirm included work. The dual-band Wi-Fi router is provided against refundable security: ask for the amount and return terms.
Business networking, public IP, IPv6, failover equipment, hosted services and ongoing management are not assumed to be included. Request a written quotation for the required scope. Check the local broadband page or compare current plans.
Check connectivity for your premises
Tell us your location, devices and the tasks you need to support. Our team can check feasibility and explain the available options.
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