Short answer
Yes. FirstNet links LEO satellite with fibre, LTE/5G, SD-WAN, firewalls and other connectivity services. The result is a managed, resilient network that fits your business needs, and this is where FirstNet adds value beyond the satellite link itself.
In detail
The satellite provides the connection, and FirstNet manages everything around it. So LEO is not one more standalone service for your IT team to watch. Ways to integrate it:
- SD-WAN: LEO as a diverse underlay link, with app-aware routing and smart failover between LEO, fibre and LTE/5G.
- Peplink bonding: satellite bonded with LTE/5G or fibre into one connection, so live sessions survive a link cut.
- Security: integration with firewalls and FirstNet's security services.
- Voice: LEO pairs with FirstNet's cloud PBX for business calls.
- Multi-site estates: the same service profile across ATMs, point-of-sale sites, clinics and branches.
FirstNet provides proactive monitoring and service management, joined-up support across technologies and providers, and one accountable partner for all your connectivity.
Before installation, FirstNet checks site readiness, including sky view, mounting position, power and access. That way, the satellite link joins your network with no surprises on the day.
Source: FirstNet LEO Satellite Connectivity service page →
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