Multi-location networks
Branches joined to head office over fiber we own, with one agreement covering the whole network rather than one per site.
- Point-to-point linksSite to site, not via the internet
- 14 citiesLeased-line presence
- One SLAAcross every location
- One contactFor the whole network

One network, every location
A separate connection at every branch means a separate argument when something breaks.
- Sites joined directly
Point-to-point links carry traffic between your locations.
- Not over the public internet
Traffic between your sites stays on our network.
- One commitment
A single SLA across every site, not one per location.
- One contact
The same named person for the whole network.
What people actually join
Running a separate supplier at every branch means a separate bill and a separate conversation when something breaks. Point-to-point links join your sites to each other over our own fiber, so head office and branch sit on one network with one agreement behind it. Where we already reach both ends, this is a provisioning job rather than a build.
The common case: several sites reporting to one.
Direct links where two locations exchange most of the traffic.
Moving data between your own sites on schedule.
Inter-site traffic does not touch the public internet.
The fourteen cities we reach
If both ends of a link are on this list, joining them is usually a provisioning job rather than a build.
- Mumbai
- Also the Mumbai data centre location (slide 4)
- Thane
- Leased-line presence
- Navi Mumbai & Panvel
- Single pin covering both
- Pune
- Also the retail broadband footprint
- Nashik
- Leased-line presence
- Aurangabad
- Pinned for ILL. NOT in the retail Feasible Area list.
- Ahmednagar
- Leased-line presence
- Jalgaon
- Leased-line presence
- Dhule
- Pin ambiguous between Dhule and Nandurbar
- Latur
- Leased-line presence
- Solapur
- Leased-line presence
- Satara
- Leased-line presence
- Sangli
- Leased-line presence
- Kolhapur
- Leased-line presence
How sites are actually joined
Hub and spoke is the common shape: every branch has a link back to head office, and traffic between branches passes through the centre. It is simpler to run and cheaper to build, and it means head office needs enough capacity to carry everybody else's traffic as well as its own.
Mesh joins sites directly to each other. It costs more and it removes the single point of failure at the centre, so it earns its price where two branches exchange heavy traffic that has no reason to travel via head office, or where the centre going down cannot be allowed to isolate everything else.
Sizing between sites is not the same question as sizing your internet. Inter-site traffic is usually backups, file shares and voice, which are predictable and often smaller than people expect. It is worth measuring what actually moves before buying capacity for it.
Where a site falls outside our footprint we will say so plainly rather than quoting a build that does not make sense. Sometimes the honest answer is a leased line at the sites we reach and a different arrangement at the one we do not.
Multi-location questions
Which cities can you join?
The 14 cities where we have leased-line presence. See the list. If both ends are on it, the link is usually a provisioning job.
Is this the same as a leased line?
It uses the same fiber, but the product differs: a leased line connects you to the internet, a point-to-point link connects two of your own sites to each other. Many customers buy both.
What if one site is outside your footprint?
Tell us the address anyway. The survey establishes how far our fiber is from it, and the answer is sometimes shorter than people expect.
Organisations already on our network
91 businesses and institutions across Maharashtra run on Gazon connectivity, grouped here the way our own capability deck groups them.


























































































Ready to join your locations?
List the addresses and what moves between them. We survey before we quote, and the survey is free.
Where Gazon is available
Internet leased lines and business bandwidth reach anywhere in India, with established presence in 14 Maharashtra cities. Each circuit is surveyed and quoted for the address. Home broadband is a separate and shorter footprint: see home coverage.
- Leased line in Mumbai
- Leased line in Thane
- Leased line in Navi Mumbai & Panvel
- Leased line in Pune
- Leased line in Nashik
- Leased line in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
- Leased line in Ahilyanagar
- Leased line in Jalgaon
- Leased line in Dhule
- Leased line in Latur
- Leased line in Solapur
- Leased line in Satara
- Leased line in Sangli
- Leased line in Kolhapur
- Leased line in Pimpri-Chinchwad
- Manufacturing
- Offices & SMEs
- Coworking spaces
- Coaching institutes
- Schools
- Clinics & diagnostics
- Hostels & PG
- Small hotels
- Gaming
- Streaming & OTT
- Work from home
- Large families
- Stock trading
- Online learning
- Content creation
- Smart home & CCTV
- Broadband in Hinjawadi
- Broadband in Kothrud
- Broadband in Nanded City
- Broadband in Wakad
- Broadband in Wagholi
- Broadband in Tathawade
- Broadband in Hadapsar
- Broadband in Sus
- Broadband in Shivajinagar
- Broadband in Balewadi
- Broadband in Aundh
- Broadband in Baner
- Broadband in Bavdhan
- Broadband in Kharadi
- Broadband in Viman Nagar
- Broadband in Magarpatta
