Business Internet

Yes. FSN provides high-speed business internet and helps customers plan, install and activate service. Internet can be coordinated with an FSN business phone system and other technology services. Explore FSN services. 

Send FSN the full service address, suite or floor, and other business locations you want connected. The team can check options for each site and discuss installation requirements. Availability should be confirmed before you make plans around a particular connection. 

Ask FSN to check fiber availability for your specific address. The connection types, speeds, construction requirements and installation timing depend on the building and local infrastructure. A location review is the best way to establish what can be delivered. 

Start with the number of employees and devices, then consider simultaneous voice calls, video meetings, cloud applications, file transfers and guest Wi-Fi. Upload capacity and connection quality matter alongside download speed. FSN can review your usage and help you compare available options.

Yes. FSN offers both services and can plan them together. That gives the team an opportunity to review how your voice traffic, network and internet connection will work together. See the Business Phone Systems FAQ. 

Tell FSN whether you need a fixed public IP address for a VPN, hosted system, remote access or another application. Static IP availability, quantities and pricing must be confirmed for the service proposed at your location. 

Yes. FSN offers structured office cabling and low-voltage services, including Wi-Fi infrastructure. Internet access and the network inside your building are connected parts of the project; both may need attention. Explore wire and cabling services. 

The plan should cover installation access, equipment, network configuration, testing, and a transition window. Discuss important business applications and any existing phone or internet services that depend on the connection before scheduling a change. Timing is confirmed for each project. 

If downtime would interrupt important operations, ask FSN to review backup connectivity and failover requirements. The options depend on your site and equipment; they should be specified in your proposal rather than assumed to be included. 

Contact FSN with your address, current service, approximate number of users and any performance concerns. Existing FSN phone customers can dial 00 for support. You can also use the contact page to reach the team.