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IEPL and IPLC Private Leased Circuits Across the Pacific
Dedicated point-to-point capacity between two fixed endpoints, reserved for you alone and never routed over the public internet. Vocom provisions IEPL and IPLC circuits on cross-Pacific and Asia-Pacific routes, sized from sub-1 Gbps access links up to 10 Gbps and above.
Direct carrier and NNI partners across Asia, the Americas and Europe
How to Order a Private Circuit
Two endpoints and a bandwidth figure are enough to start:
Step 1: Send Your Endpoints
The two locations, the bandwidth you need now, and where you expect it to be in three years.
Step 2: Get a Sized Route
An engineer returns the route, protection and latency for the path, not just a rate card.
Why Choose Vocom?
Private capacity on a backbone we run, not resold transport:
Facilities-Based, Not a Reseller
FCC 214 licensed international carrier since 1998
Hundreds of direct carrier and NNI relationships
24/7 NOC monitoring across every business line
See Our Network Coverage
Robust Infrastructure
20+ global PoPs and IDCs across Asia-Pacific, EMEA and the Americas
Owned MPLS/VPLS backbone with direct cloud connectivity
Carrier-neutral IDC footprint hosting AI-ready compute
Explore Vocom’s Services
Circuits and the Services Around Them
Everything a point-to-point build needs, from one carrier:
IEPL
International Ethernet Private Line: an Ethernet handoff on dedicated transport, scaled in Ethernet increments, often by a configuration change rather than a new circuit.
IPLC
International Private Leased Circuit on TDM over SDH or SONET, with guaranteed capacity, very low jitter and native E1 or T1 handoff for legacy equipment.
Local Loop
Local access into Vocom's PoPs for the last mile of a private circuit.
Protected Routes
Protected paths on major routes, including Hong Kong to Taipei, Singapore, Tokyo and Los Angeles, with estimated round-trip times quoted per route.
MPLS-VPN
An owned MPLS/VPLS backbone with direct cloud connectivity into AWS, Azure and Microsoft.
IP Transit and DIA
Local peering blended with global BGP across 20+ PoPs, including a dedicated China route by carrier.
24/7 NOC Monitoring
The same NOC watches private circuits, IP transit and MPLS around the clock.
Anti-DDoS Protection
Regional scrubbing centers across Asia and the US/EU keep volumetric and application-layer attacks off the route.
Est. 1998 · FCC 214 licensed carrier
A Network Built Across the Pacific
Vocom PoPs and IDCs across Asia, the Americas and Europe, with protected routes between the main hubs.
Asia-Pacific
Hong Kong · Shenzhen · Taipei · Shanghai · Seoul · Tokyo · Manila · Singapore · Kuala Lumpur · Bangkok · Phnom Penh
Americas
Los Angeles (HQ) · Ashburn · Mexico City · São Paulo
Europe and Middle East
London · Fujairah
- 1998Founded, FCC 214 licensed
- 20+Global PoPs and IDCs
- 24/7NOC monitoring
Vocom by the Numbers
One carrier-grade backbone, three business lines:
1998
Founded, FCC 214 Licensed
20+
Global PoPs and IDCs
3
Core Business Lines
24/7
NOC Monitoring
Frequently Asked Questions
We are here to clear your doubts:
What is the difference between IEPL and IPLC?
Both are dedicated point-to-point circuits with the same privacy. IPLC runs on TDM over SDH or SONET, with a native TDM handoff and protection switching in under 50 milliseconds. IEPL presents an Ethernet interface, scales in Ethernet increments and suits traffic that is already IP-native. Our IPLC vs IEPL guide covers the choice in depth.
What bandwidth options are available?
Circuits are sized to the traffic profile you send us, from sub-1 Gbps access links up to 10 Gbps and above for high-capacity routes such as India to Australia.
Which routes do you cover?
Cross-Pacific and Asia-Pacific routes, including India to Australia and other APAC point-to-point lanes, from 20+ PoPs and IDCs. Hong Kong to Taipei, Singapore, Tokyo and Los Angeles are among the protected routes.
Is an Ethernet Private Line the same as an Ethernet Virtual Private Line?
No. An Ethernet Private Line is dedicated and port-based. An Ethernet Virtual Private Line shares a physical port across several logical connections. The names are close and the products are not, so confirm in writing which one a quotation covers.
How do I get a quote?
Send the two endpoints, the bandwidth you need and the handoff your equipment expects through the contact page, and we will return a sized quote.
