OTB Aggregation

Combine multiple access links — more throughput, more resilience

OTB (aggregation / bonding) lets you stack fibre, copper and wireless paths into one logical uplink for offices that need capacity beyond a single line — or continuous service if one path fails.

  • Bond fibre + copper + LTE
  • Higher aggregate throughput
  • Active failover design
More bandwidthAggregate capacity when a single profile is not enough.
ResilienceKeep critical apps online if one access path degrades.
Swisscom bondingEligibility shows bonding speeds when the cabinet supports it.
Custom stacksDual FTTH, FTTH+xDSL or FTTH+LTE engineered per site.

Offers

OTB packages

Quoted per site after eligibility. Packages below describe typical designs we deliver with Internet Pro and LTE.

OTB Dual Access

2 physical paths · load-share / failover

On quote

Most common: FTTH + xDSL or dual copper bonding

  • Eligibility-driven bonding check
  • Single logical uplink to your LAN
  • Internet Pro underlay circuits
  • Swiss support for both legs
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OTB Fibre + LTE

Primary FTTH · wireless standby

On quote

Best for shops, clinics and multi-site ops that cannot go dark

  • Fibre Pro primary (BX or XGS-PON)
  • LTE/5G backup from CHF 20/mo
  • Automatic failover options
  • Hardware router kits available
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OTB Multi-link Pro

3+ paths · engineered collection

On quote

High-capacity sites, temporary events, complex campuses

  • Mixed fibre / copper / wireless
  • Policy-based traffic steering
  • Monitoring of each underlay
  • Optional Business Pack bundling
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OTB is engineered on top of Internet Pro circuits and optional LTE. Use the eligibility checker to see bonding speeds when Swisscom bonding is active.

How it works

Design → underlays → aggregate

01

Qualify the building

Check fibre, copper, bonding flags and apartment / OTO readiness.

02

Select underlays

Order Internet Pro profiles (and LTE if needed) that the site can host.

03

Aggregate & hand over

We bond / load-balance into one customer-facing uplink with monitoring.

Why OTB

When a single line is not enough

Throughput ceilingPush past the max of one Swisscom profile by combining links.
Business continuityKeep POS, telephony and cloud apps reachable during fibre incidents.
Migration bridgeRun copper while fibre is extended, then rebalance after cutover.
Eligibility insightBonding down/up values appear in the live eligibility matrix when active.
Collecte professionnelleAligns with Internet Pro aggregation / professional collection options.
Local deliveryBoxis engineers size CPE, SIMs and failover policy with you.

Building blocks

Pair OTB with the right underlays

Internet Pro

xDSL/G.Fast, Fibre BX and XGS-PON circuits as bonded underlays.

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LTE / 5G

Wireless leg for failover or temporary capacity boosts.

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Eligibility

Confirm bonding and fibre penetration before ordering hardware.

Open checker →

FAQ

OTB questions

Is OTB sold as a fixed catalog plan?

OTB is engineered per site. You order Internet Pro (and LTE) underlays, then we quote the aggregation design and CPE.

Does Swisscom bonding appear in eligibility?

Yes — when bonding is active, down/up bonding speeds show in the technology matrix for that address.

Can I bond only wireless links?

Possible for temporary sites, but fibre/copper underlays remain preferred for stable aggregate performance.

How do I start?

Run eligibility, share the address results with sales, and we propose Dual Access, Fibre+LTE or Multi-link Pro.