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Business backup internet and failover
Backup internet and failover planning for North Texas businesses.
Texas 67 Systems helps businesses in Collin County and North Texas reduce internet downtime with practical failover planning, Starlink backup internet, 5G/LTE options, firewall configuration, and network documentation.
What we solve
Internet outages should not take the whole business offline.
Backup connection planning
Compare Starlink, 5G/LTE, fixed wireless, cable, fiber, or secondary ISP options based on your site, budget, and uptime needs.
Firewall failover setup
Configure supported routers or firewalls for WAN failover so the network can move traffic to a backup connection when the primary service drops.
Critical device continuity
Prioritize POS systems, payment terminals, VoIP phones, cloud apps, cameras, and remote access workflows that matter during an outage.
Testing and documentation
Document providers, equipment, failover behavior, and test results so future support is cleaner when an outage happens.
Scope
A backup internet design that matches how your business actually works.
What this can include
- Primary internet and outage review
- Backup ISP, Starlink, or 5G/LTE option planning
- Dual-WAN firewall or router recommendations
- Failover configuration on supported equipment
- POS, VoIP, camera, and cloud-app considerations
- Wi-Fi and network impact review
- Testing, labeling, and documentation
- Coordination with IT or ISP vendors where needed
Common outage risks
- Payment terminals stop processing
- VoIP phones lose calls
- Cloud apps and remote access disconnect
- Guest Wi-Fi consumes backup bandwidth
- Security cameras or NVR access drops
- No one knows how to switch to backup internet
Backup options
Starlink, cellular, or a second wired ISP can each be the right answer.
Starlink backup may fit
- Rural or underserved business sites
- Shops, barns, yards, and detached offices
- Locations where wired ISP reliability is poor
- Businesses needing a physically separate path
5G/LTE may fit
- Retail, restaurant, or office continuity
- Payment processing and basic cloud-app access
- Fast deployment where signal is strong
- Lower-bandwidth emergency coverage
Process
A clear path from outage frustration to tested failover.
Assess
Review your current ISP, router, firewall, Wi-Fi, outages, business-critical systems, and available backup internet options.
Design
Choose a supportable backup path, equipment approach, failover rules, bandwidth priorities, and documentation plan.
Test
Configure supported equipment, simulate a primary internet outage, verify critical devices, and document what should happen next time.
Questions
Business backup internet questions.
Can you set up Starlink as business backup internet?
Yes. Texas 67 Systems can help plan Starlink as a backup internet path and integrate it with supported network equipment where it fits the business and property.
Can you configure automatic failover?
Often, yes. Automatic failover depends on the router or firewall, the backup internet service, and how the network needs to behave during an outage.
Will phones and payment terminals keep working?
They can often be prioritized, but the design should be tested. We review POS, VoIP, cloud apps, and bandwidth needs so expectations are clear before an outage.
Do you work with UniFi, firewalls, and existing IT vendors?
Yes. We can work with UniFi and other supported network equipment, and we can coordinate with your ISP, phone provider, payment vendor, or IT support where needed.
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Next step
Need the business to stay online when the primary internet fails?
Tell us your city, current internet provider, router or firewall model if you know it, and what systems must keep working during an outage.
More Questions
Quick answers
How often should failover be tested?
At minimum quarterly, and after ISP or firewall changes, to verify automatic switchover still works.
Do we need two different ISPs?
In many cases yes, because diverse carriers reduce shared-failure risk and improve uptime.