MHO Networks —
Enterprise DIA, Metro Ethernet & Private Line

MHO Networks delivers Dedicated Internet Access — a private, symmetrical internet circuit with guaranteed bandwidth and a formal SLA. Unlike shared broadband, DIA reserves your bandwidth exclusively, meaning your performance is not affected by other businesses on the same infrastructure. MHO Networks targets enterprise and government customers that need predictable, carrier-grade uptime commitments with 24/7 support.

MHO Networks Metro Ethernet delivers Layer 2 Ethernet connectivity for enterprise campus, building, and metro-area connectivity. It provides low-latency, high-throughput transport for businesses that need to connect multiple buildings, campuses, or locations within a metropolitan area on a private Ethernet network — without using the public internet. Common use cases include data center interconnect, multi-building enterprise campus connectivity, and high-bandwidth backup links.

MHO Link is MHO Networks' custom point-to-point private line service — purpose-built for enterprises that need secure, dedicated connectivity between two specific locations. Unlike shared network services, MHO Link provides a dedicated private connection with consistent, predictable performance. It is appropriate when two enterprise locations require high-capacity transport that must remain entirely off the public internet, such as connecting a headquarters to a data center or two large campus locations.

Yes. MHO Networks serves both enterprise and government customers with its dedicated internet, Metro Ethernet, and private line portfolio. Government organizations often require the formal SLA commitments, dedicated (not shared) bandwidth, and carrier-grade reliability that MHO Networks provides through its DIA and private line services.

Cable broadband is a shared medium — bandwidth is split among multiple businesses on the same node, so performance varies based on neighborhood usage. MHO Networks DIA provides dedicated bandwidth reserved exclusively for your organization, backed by a formal SLA with financial remedies for downtime. For enterprises and government where consistent, SLA-backed performance is required rather than best-effort service, dedicated internet access from a carrier like MHO Networks is the appropriate choice.

No. Your contract is signed directly with MHO Networks — Fibi is not a party to it. MHO Networks maintains consistent pricing regardless of channel. Fibi's advisory is carrier-funded and does not add to your invoice. Working with Fibi means you can compare MHO Networks DIA and Metro Ethernet against other enterprise connectivity providers for your locations before committing to any single provider.