V-SAT definition
Examples of V-SAT in a sentence
In this optional feature mode of operation there is an “Online” network at a minimum of two geographically diverse teleports with each network sharing the total distribution of remote VSATs. Both networks would have the remote VSAT definitions for all the VSAT remotes being served from their alternate teleport to accommodate the full network load automatically in the unlikely event of a catastrophic failure of the alternate network.
In this option there is the ability to failover the entire network or a single remote VSAT because both teleports are always online with their own diverse frequency assignments on the satellite.
The service will provide for data rates up to the subscribed level, provided an individual site is not active on VSAT more than 10% of the time in a calendar month or if no more than 10% of a subscribed group of sites is active on VSAT at any one point in time.
A site is considered inactive when it requires no traffic over that required to maintain the site in the VSAT network.
However, to provide bidirectional Internet services through DTH, the Licensee shall be required to have VSAT Service authorization.
In this solution if the satellite link is lost to the active teleport, the VSAT remotes wait a configurable period of time (five minutes is the default) and then load the alternate parameters for the alternate teleport without any user intervention at the remote VSAT locations.
DTH Service providers will also be permitted to provide bidirectional Internet services after obtaining VSAT and ISP licence from DoT.
In this solution if the satellite link is lost to the active teleport, the VSAT remotes wait a configurable period of time (5 minutes is the default) and then load the alternate parameters for the alternate teleport without any user intervention at the remote VSAT locations.
The Lessor agrees that he/she has no objection to the Lessee installing V-SAT antenna in the said premises at any time without additional rent (free of cost) to the Lessor.
Sites with DSL, EVDO or VSAT access connections as primary access.