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Who is Solonet?
Solonet is an Indonesian internet service provider and network solutions company serving residential, business, and institutional customers with fixed connectivity and related services.
- Fixed broadband internet services for homes and small businesses (connectivity).
- Dedicated internet and private network links for enterprises and organizations (enterprise connectivity).
- Managed network design, deployment, and maintenance services (IT services / networking).
- Value-added services such as hosting, domain, or telephony where offered (internet services).
- Support and customer service operations targeting local and regional markets (technical support).
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Solonet operates as a regional internet service provider focused on delivering fixed connectivity and managed network services to customers in Indonesia, with an emphasis on stable access and local support for households, businesses, and institutions.
The company’s core portfolio typically centers on fixed broadband for residential and small-office use, delivered over wired or wireless last-mile infrastructure (connectivity), with service tiers structured around bandwidth, usage patterns, and service-level expectations rather than complex feature bundles.
For enterprise and institutional clients, Solonet positions dedicated internet access and point-to-point or site-to-site links (enterprise connectivity) that can underpin corporate Wide Area Network (WAN) architectures, branch connectivity, and connectivity for education or government sites, often integrating routing, switching, and Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) as part of managed deployments.
Managed network services (IT services / networking) from the company generally include network design, installation, and ongoing management of routers, switches, and wireless access points, with a focus on maintaining throughput, uptime, and basic security configurations tailored to offices, campuses, or retail locations.
In some cases, Solonet augments connectivity with hosting, domain registration, or ancillary telephony and communication offerings (internet services), allowing customers to source connectivity and basic internet presence from a single provider without building in-house infrastructure for Domain Name System (DNS), web servers, or PBX systems.
From an enterprise architecture perspective, Solonet fits into categories such as last-mile access provider, regional Internet Service Providers (ISP), and managed network services partner, interacting with customer LANs, security stacks, and upstream transit or peering providers through standard internet protocols and routing frameworks.
Technically, the company’s services align with common ISP architectures that may involve a mix of fiber, wireless, and copper access technologies, standard IP routing, Network Address Translation (NAT), and Quality of Service (QoS) configurations, delivering IPv4 connectivity and potentially IPv6 where available, while integrating with customer firewalls, VPNs, and Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) overlays procured from other vendors.
In a marketplace directory, Solonet would be categorized under telecommunications and internet services, with sub-categories for residential broadband, Small Medium Enterprises (SME) connectivity, enterprise dedicated internet, and managed network services, supporting both basic access needs and more structured connectivity requirements for organizations operating in its coverage regions.
Our description of Solonet. Updated February 2026.
