What is the difference between a LAN and WAN? This can be an answer like "why is the sky blue?" but when we break it all down and remove the competing topology and technologies, what is the honest real difference between the two that cuts across all technologies.
Saturday, 29 June 2013
Wednesday, 26 June 2013
Business Ethernet Is A Smart Cost Effective Choice
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Using Business Ethernet is becoming more and more cost effective for businesses that need more bandwidth than a T1 can provide. Although it is not as widely available as a T1 or bonded T1, in areas where it is available, it provides a very cost effective option for customers, where the pricing between 10 MB Ethernet and bonded T1 starts to blur around the 4xT1 neighborhood.
All Ethernet is not created equally and Ethernet is not required to run on fiber, depending on the amount of bandwidth desired. This is a common misconception. Some carriers offer "Ethernet" but what that means from some carriers is that it is simply DSL-like or even cable in nature, and you do NOT have dedicated access but like DSL and cable, the circuit is shared amongst 50-100 or more of neighboring businesses and even residences. It is for this reason that you want to go with a reliable carrier and a reliable telecom broker who can lead you through this increasingly complex maze of possible "gotchas".
For most common business solutions outside the main network interface, 1GbE is generally sufficient and 10GbE for high-traffic applications. The fiber Ethernet option is superior to bonded T1 – multiple pair T1 lines. The new Business Ethernet speeds will rival DS3 speeds – without the expense and virtually certain obsolesce of copper twisted pair wiring. Fiber optics are also lighter and easier to install as a general rule.
Telecommunications is a complex subject and with technology growing at nearly exponential rates, it is prudent to engage a knowledgeable and experienced consultant to determine the exact requirements and anticipated future needs of the company.
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Saturday, 22 June 2013
Networking 101...The Road to 100G
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10GB, 40GB and 100GB. Is there anything different other then speeds in the latest editions to gigabit Ethernet? You might be surprised! Things like auto-negotiation are gone but a new concept called "lanes" are introduced. Is this the end of the line for copper? Take a walk with us on the "Road to 100GB" to find out!
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Wednesday, 19 June 2013
Introduction to Voice Over IP
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This video discusses the basic components and requirements for a business or enterprise Voice Over IP telephone system.
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Saturday, 15 June 2013
Networking 101...Quality of Service (QoS)
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How well do you know QoS? We all throw the term around but are we all truly comfortable with it? Jimmy Ray breaks it down at the packet level and shares the one rule you must never forget.
Wednesday, 12 June 2013
How SIP Trunking Works For Mid-Size Organizations
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A quick version of Adcap's popular SIP trunking seminar. It explains why organizations with more than 50 phones are converting from traditional voice T1 circuits to SIP trunks.
Also discussed....
* Cost Savings with SIP trunks.
* Increased reliability with SIP trunking.
* Possible gotchas and things to look out for
To take advantage of what SIP trunking can do for your network simply request a free quote and more information here....
Saturday, 8 June 2013
Configure Cisco MPLS L3 VPNs
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In this video, Keith Barker walks you through configuring PE routers, from the ground up, to support MPLS L3 VPNs, including route targets, route distinguishers and VRFs.
To take advantage of what MPLS can do for your network simply request a free quote and more information here ....
Wednesday, 5 June 2013
Fundamentals of SIP
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Session Initiation Protocol, SIP, is poised to continue its reshaping of your collaboration and communication network. This Fundamentals animation was produced as part of a TechWiseTV episode 66 'SIP, Session Management and Beyond.
To take advantage of what SIP trunking can do for your network simply request a free quote and more information here....
Saturday, 1 June 2013
MPLS in a Nutshell
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In this video, Keith Barker gives a 10 minute overview of L3 VPNS that use an MPLS core.
To take advantage of what MPLS can do for your network simply request a free quote and more information here ....
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