Liberty-i
Keep trading through fibre faults, carrier incidents and local access failures.
Carrier, route, building entry, equipment, power and coverage risks are considered together.
Failover policy preserves the applications needed to keep the site operating.
Monitoring and regular exercises provide evidence that the alternate path remains usable.
Business continuity by design
Liberty-i designs primary and alternate paths together, considering carriers, ducts, building entry, equipment, power and mobile coverage. Automatic failover then protects the applications that matter most.
Make the product meaningful
A second service is not automatically resilient. The design must identify what the two paths still share.
Carrier
Two brands may still use the same underlying wholesale network or handover.
We identify the actual access and carrier dependencies.Route
Two circuits entering through the same duct or building point can fail together.
We use available route information and site survey evidence.Equipment
A second circuit cannot help if both paths depend on one unprotected device or power source.
Router, switch, firewall and power design form part of the review.Capacity
The alternate path may be smaller, but it must sustain agreed critical applications.
Traffic policy protects voice, payments and essential cloud services first.Compare the decision
The best option balances independence, usable capacity, availability and cost at each site.
| Backup option | Strength | Design consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Diverse leased line | High capacity and service assurance | Confirm carrier, route, entry and equipment diversity. |
| Alternate fixed broadband | Cost-effective fixed backup | Capacity and shared infrastructure may differ from the primary. |
| Managed 4G/5G | Avoids many local fixed-line faults | Coverage, indoor signal, data policy and congestion must be assessed. |
| Multi-path estate design | Supports continuity across several sites | Applications, DNS, VPNs and cloud services must support the routing plan. |
Clear delivery path
A named Liberty-i team coordinates the technical and carrier work, then remains the escalation point for the managed service.
Identify essential applications, users and acceptable degraded operation.
Map carrier, route, entry, equipment, power and coverage risks.
Configure detection, priority traffic, addressing and return-to-primary behaviour.
Test the alternate path and record the result as the environment changes.
A second service only protects the business when its carrier, route, entry point, power and equipment risks are understood.
Monitoring and alerting confirm which path is active and provide evidence for service reviews and continuity planning.
Built around your business
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