Skyway West is offering aggressive pricing for their Symmetrical Full Duplex Fibre service, at specific buildings throughout the Vancouver Lower Mainland. Each Fibre connection will INCLUDE a 2nd Internet connection (a 25 Mbps ADSL service), to be used for Automatic Failover. The business ADSL service can also be used for basic web browsing and email, leaving the Fibre connection ...
Skyway West’s Policy Routing Service takes advantage of the attributes of two separate Internet connections, instead of paying for an extra service simply for Failover. At Skyway West, we highly recommend two separate WAN links to the Internet, ideally using two different technologies. For example, High Speed Cable and Business ADSL. High Speed Cable is great for basic web browsing and ...
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Skyway West is offering a Symmetrical Full Duplex Fibre service for businesses at 3700 North Fraser Way in Burnaby. You can choose from 10 Mbps to a full GigE connection, starting at $695 per month. Fibre is preferred by companies requiring guaranteed speeds, the best technical solution and highest level of support. Fibre has the lowest latency, jitter ...
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To the excitement of many Microsoft recently launched their Office 365 package for the iPad and iPhone. The product is touted as being exactly the same as you are used to on your PC or Apple computer. But there is one big difference: Microsoft is only offering the software for iOS on their 365 platform. This means ...
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