Shantidham Heights ISP Broadband Service Availability Options

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Broadband in a cooperative housing society, often referred to as a housing cooperative or a housing society, can be provided and managed in several ways. Here are some common considerations and steps for implementing broadband services in a cooperative housing society:

There are four ISP Providers in Shantidhame Heights : 

  1. Jio Airfiber
  2. Shree Sai Nath Cable Broadband & Fiber Service
  3. United Internet Service Broadband Service
  4. MTNL Landline & Broadband/FTTH/Fiber Service.

1.Jio Airfiber Connection Details & Installation Charges : 

*Rs.1,000 Installation Charges and registration fee waived if 12 month plan is chosen.

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2.Shree Sai Net Internet ISP Connection Details & Installation Charges : 

Service & Speed Rating: ⭐⭐⭐

*Rs.500 Installation Charges and registration fee.

Mode of Plan Repayment : 
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3.United Internet Services ISP Connection Details & Installation Charges : 

Service & Speed Rating: ⭐⭐⭐

*Rs.1,500 Installation Charges and registration fee

Mode of Plan Repayment : 
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4.MTNL Landline & Broadband Connection Details & Installation Charges : 

Service & Speed Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Mode of Plan Repayment : 
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You need to apply for a landline phone and then for broadband connections 

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Assess the Needs: The first step is to assess the broadband needs of the residents. What speed and bandwidth do they require? What are their preferences regarding internet service providers (ISPs)? This information will help in determining the type of broadband service to be provided.


Select an Internet Service Provider (ISP): Based on the residents' preferences and the availability of ISPs in the area, the housing society can choose an ISP. It's essential to consider factors like the quality of service, pricing, and customer support.


Infrastructure Setup: Determine whether the existing infrastructure is sufficient to support broadband services. If not, you may need to invest in upgrading the internal wiring and networking equipment to provide reliable connectivity to all units.


Agreement and Contracts: Draft agreements and contracts between the housing society and the selected ISP. These should outline service levels, pricing, responsibilities, and any special terms or conditions.


Installation: Arrange for the installation of broadband connections to individual units. This may involve installing routers, switches, and access points as needed.


Billing and Payment: Establish a billing system that can either be handled individually by residents or managed collectively through the housing society. Ensure that there is a transparent payment process in place.


Maintenance and Support: Make sure there is a mechanism for residents to report issues or seek support. This could involve liaising with the ISP for technical support or having an in-house IT team for minor troubleshooting.


Security: Implement security measures to protect the network from unauthorized access and cyber threats. This includes setting up firewalls, secure Wi-Fi passwords, and educating residents about safe internet usage.


Monitoring and Upgrades: Continuously monitor the performance of the broadband network and consider upgrades or improvements as technology and needs evolve.


Compliance with Regulations: Ensure that the housing society complies with local regulations and standards for providing broadband services, including any legal or contractual obligations.


User Education: Educate residents about the proper use of broadband services, data usage limits, and acceptable use policies.


Dispute Resolution: Have a system in place to address disputes or issues that may arise between residents and the ISP. This could be handled through the housing society's management committee.


Feedback Mechanism: Establish a feedback mechanism for residents to provide input on the quality of services and any improvements they would like to see.


It's important for the cooperative housing society to involve its members in the decision-making process and to keep communication lines open to address any concerns or issues that may arise. Providing broadband services can enhance the quality of life for residents and increase the overall value of the housing units.

Location: Parsik Nagar, Kalwa, Thane, Maharashtra 400605, India

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