IPLC and GLOBAL MPLS

IPLC (International Private Leased Circuit) is a dedicated point-to-point connection between two or more locations, typically spanning across international borders. Global MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) is a networking technology that uses labels to efficiently route data packets across a private network, such as a WAN (Wide Area Network), connecting multiple locations globally

IPLC and Global MPLS can benefit your business’s network infrastructure by providing secure, reliable, and high-performance connectivity between multiple locations worldwide

The main difference between IPLC and Global MPLS lies in their underlying technologies and deployment models. IPLC is a dedicated point-to-point connection that provides a fixed bandwidth between two locations, whereas Global MPLS is a multipoint-to-multipoint network technology that dynamically routes traffic across a private network based on labels, offering more flexibility and scalability.

Yes, both IPLC and Global MPLS are designed to support international connectivity, allowing businesses to connect their global locations seamlessly. IPLC provides dedicated international connections between specific locations, while Global MPLS offers a scalable and efficient solution for connecting multiple international sites over a private network.

When determining whether IPLC or Global MPLS is the right solution for your business, consider factors such as your network requirements, geographic coverage, scalability needs, budget constraints, and the level of control and customization you require. IPLC may be suitable for businesses that require dedicated bandwidth and predictable performance between specific locations, while Global MPLS may be ideal for businesses with multiple international sites that need flexibility, scalability, and efficient data routing capabilities. For further consultation, contact us via tigobusiness@tigo.co.tz to assess your options and make an informed decision.