Fiber internet built for restaurants in Lebanon

Yes — that is what the dedicated circuit is for. Every SME corporate circuit is a 100 Mbps dedicated, symmetric SME FIBER line reserved for the restaurant, and the guest Wi-Fi is kept apart from the POS and the payments on the restaurant's network, so a full house on the Wi-Fi does not slow the till.

They need a connection that does not drop and, for some integrations, a static public IP address. SME provides the static IPs on corporate circuits; the delivery platforms' tablets and the restaurant's own online ordering run on the same dedicated line.

Yes. The restaurant's network separates the guest Wi-Fi from the POS, the kitchen screens and the back office; SME installs and supports the line and the ONT, and the Wi-Fi inside the restaurant is designed with its IT provider. The circuit is sized on the survey for the guests and the operation together.

Corporate and dedicated-circuit customers are covered by an uptime SLA and a 24/7 corporate support line that is monitored and answered around the clock. Branches that cannot afford a single point of failure add the optional microwave-link backup.

Yes, through SME's WAN service — a separate service from the internet: a private network that joins the branches to each other, across Lebanon or internationally, so they share one POS back office, one inventory and one head office. Each branch keeps its own SME Corporate Fiber circuit for its internet. See the WAN service page.

Where SME FIBER is live at the building, installation is typically completed within 7–14 business days of approval, after a short site survey. To subscribe, the restaurant applies online with its commercial registration, its Ministry of Finance / VAT registration and the authorised signatory's ID or passport; where fiber has not reached the street yet, corporate SME DSL keeps the branch online in the meantime.