Conterra alternative access services extend within and beyond traditional network end-points to offer education, healthcare, business, and government entities in underserved communities and carrier customers scaleable 10 Mbps to 1 Gbps broadband connections.

Conterra carrier class broadband and network services use an Internet protocol-based Ethernet architecture (TCP/IP) to support data, voice and video simultaneously in a converged environment and meet Layer 2 or Layer 3 Quality of Service (QoS) standards.

Using microwave technology and FCC-licensed radio spectrum enables Conterra to deliver secure, interference free, low latency alternative access services at price points that rival new optical fiber deployments.

Conterra Ethernet networks are engineered to meet specific customer topology requirements and can be deployed as 'last mile' or 'middle mile' solutions within an optical fiber network or extending from optical fiber endpoints.