Cox Business Dedicated Internet
Cox dedicated internet delivers enterprise-grade connectivity, taking your business to the next level with the fast, reliable speeds you need.
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Why your business needs Dedicated Internet
With fully monitored dedicated internet service, your business will receive high-capacity bandwidth and a consistent, secure connection for all your locations. This means your business benefits from less network congestion and avoids unexpected downtime.
Benefits of Dedicated Internet Access
Symmetrical Speeds
Corporations with high capacity bandwidth needs can depend on symmetrical upload and download speeds up to 100 Gbps.
Enterprise-Grade SLAs
Robust SLA options provide a fully customized enterprise Internet solution that helps ensure businesses aren’t suffering from costly network interruptions.
Account Management
Save time with convenient online billing options and hassle-free payment structures that allow you to focus on important business matters.
24/7 Support
Businesses that work around the clock can depend on 24/7 dedicated customer support and access to a help chat.
Cox Dedicated Internet Datasheet
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Dedicated Internet Installation
With a tailored install, our professional technicians assess your needs to help ensure your business has complete, reliable coverage.
Schedule a Convenient Time
Choose date and time that works best for you and our professionals will handle the rest.
Provide Enterprise-Grade Equipment
Cox Business Internet Plans include next-generation WiFi and over 30,000 miles of metro fiber.
Trace a Path for Your Connection
Our professionals will trace a path from our fiber network to your office building.
Install Fiber and Test Your Connection
After installation, our professionals will connect the equipment and test your connection.
Dedicated Internet FAQs
What Is Dedicated Internet?
Dedicated Internet is a private network connection that isn’t shared with nearby businesses or residents. Since the line isn’t accessible to those outside your business, you’re able to bypass Internet traffic through your own dedicated connection.
How Fast Is Dedicated Internet?
Cox Business’ Dedicated Internet solution offers scalable bandwidth options up to 100 Gbps. Dedicated Internet speeds will vary depending on the plan you choose.
How Much Is Dedicated Internet?
Dedicated Internet pricing will vary depending on your location and the business Internet provider you choose. Schedule a consultation with one of our Cox Business representatives to create a comprehensive plan to help your business.
What Dedicated Internet Plans Does Cox Offer?
Cox offers premium Dedicated Internet plans with a variety of features, including symmetrical speeds up to 100 Gbps on a dedicated connection, enhanced security and protection and customizable installation.
Is Dedicated Internet Available in My Area?
Check online to see if dedicated fiber access is available in your area by scheduling a consultation with one of our Cox Business Representatives.
What Is Dedicated Internet?
Dedicated Internet is the fastest connection available from Cox Business, offering speeds up to 100 Gbps on a private line. Cox Business offers a private dedicated Internet connection that scales with your business. It provides guaranteed speeds with symmetrical upload and download speeds.
What Are Symmetrical Internet Speeds?
Most of our Internet solutions offer symmetrical speeds, which means you get equally fast upload and download speeds to support a variety of online tasks.
What Is the Difference Between Dedicated Internet and Broadband?
Dedicated Internet offers a private connection with reliable, fast speeds and business-grade service-level agreements. Broadband Internet is provided through a cable line, wireless modem, fiber and other transport mediums and offers a shared “best effort” connection where the speed of your connection may vary based on overall network usage.
What Is the Difference Between Dedicated and Shared Internet?
A dedicated line offers a private connection with guaranteed bandwidth and speeds up to 100 Gbps. A shared connection is divided among neighboring users on the same local network, which means bandwidth can vary depending on overall usage.
What is Cox dedicated internet used for?
Cox dedicated internet is designed to be a high-performance, private internet connection tailored specifically for businesses with a large number of users needing fast download speeds and significant bandwidth.
What is the difference between bandwidth and speed?
Internet bandwidth refers to the maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over an internet connection in a given amount of time, typically measured in megabits per second (Mbps) or gigabits per second (Gbps). Internet speed however refers to how quickly data is transmitted from the internet to your device (download speed) or from your device to the internet (upload speed). It reflects the actual data transfer rate.
What is the difference between bandwidth and latency?
Internet latency is the time it takes for data to travel from its source to its destination and back, typically measured in milliseconds (ms) while bandwidth deals with the amount of data that can be sent over the internet at a certain time.
What is the difference between bandwidth and throughput?
Internet throughput is the actual amount of data successfully transmitted over a network in a specific period, typically measured in Mbps or Gbps. Internet throughput can be impacted by interference and other network conditions. Internet bandwidth refers to the theoretical maximum capacity of data that can be transferred in a given amount of time.
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Cox cannot guarantee uninterrupted or error-free Internet service or the speed of your service. Actual speeds depend on capability of end user devices and other factors (https://www.cox.com/aboutus/policies/internet-service-disclosures.html). Rates and bandwidth options vary and are subject to change. Equipment installed by Cox may vary. All Cox Business services are provided subject to Cox Business General Terms (including mandatory arbitration provisions), Acceptable Use Policy (including Cox's right to terminate service for abuse of network), and other policies, which may be found at cox.com/policies. Other restrictions apply.