Virtual1
Company
THE LARGEST AND MOST ADVANCED WHOLESALE ONLY NETWORK IN THE UK
LAYER2 SERVICES
Ethernet technology makes it easy for businesses to run complicated Wide Area Networks using the same access technology used on a LAN. Businesses can achieve significant cost reductions whilst leveraging existing in-house skills and implement change in real time changes.
Virtual1’s Layer 2 solution enables separate sites to share a common Ethernet broadcast domain, using different configurations such as E-line, E-LAN, E-tree or E-access, all backed up by rigorous SLAs.
MPLS & INTERNET ACCESS
Virtual1 enable provides both MPLS and Internet Access solutions through just 1 network and 1 supplier. With access available via Ethernet, EFM, EoFTTC, Broadband FTTC and ADSL
Our Layer 3 solutions are designed to meet the specific needs of each individual business, and with our integration to leading Cloud UC and SIP providers, they provide complete solutions.
Solutions
activereach provides Virtual1 Internet lines on a managed or wires only service.
Vendor Certifications
activereach is an authorised reseller of Virtual1 solutions.
Request a Demo/Trial
To request a demo or trial on Virtual1 solutions please complete our Demo Request form.
Further Information
Please visit our solutions pages on Leased Line Internet Access for further information.
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What our customers say
We wanted a way to ensure that web access complied with our company policy and were looking for a more flexible and better controlled approach to spam and virus protection. activereach managed to deliver on both counts and we have been very happy with the speed of support on the odd occasion we have had a query.
IT Manager, The Professional Golfers' Association
Did you know?
In 2017, most malware was JavaScript (37%), then VBS (20%), EXE (15%), MS Office (14%), and PDF (3%)
Source: 2018 Data Breach Investigations Report 11th edition
Solution: We know what forms most malware will take. Do you really need to accept these types of files? What about fileless malware?
