Looking to add Failover to your Business Internet service? We are seeing a lot of customers adding a High Speed Wireless LTE connection that can automatically kick-in if your main Internet service fails. The advantage to a Cellular Wireless connection is the high speed at a very low cost. For as little as $30 per ...
Skyway West can now deliver a Dedicated Private VLAN to a number of Canadian “Infrastructure as a Service” (IaaS) companies. This could be important if you’re considering off-site Storage, a Disaster Recovery solution or running your business applications in a Private Cloud. Mike Tiernay of Gossamer Threads provided a number of advantages the Cloud offers to both business owners ...
At Skyway West we offer a number of business Internet Connectivity options for 570 Granville St in Vancouver BC. These services include… Business ADSL Bonded ADSL, with NO Loss Failover (up to 100 Mbps) High Speed Cable + Business ADSL + Failover Full Duplex Fibre, Symmetrical 100 Mbps and GigE And for any business with multiple locations, ...
Skyway West Symmetrical Full Duplex Fibre service is available at 7565 132nd St in Surrey BC. As well as Fibre, Skyway can also deliver.. Business ADSL Bonded ADSL High Speed Cable with Failover And for any business with multiple locations, Skyway can connect your remote offices with our Managed Private Network Service. For more information ...
Guest post by Todd Davis and Pat Saavedra from TeloIP (originally posted on TeloIP blog on on 11/19/14 3:32 PM Delivering Next Generation WAN Optimization WAN Optimization is about getting better network performance for less cost. Earlier, we wrote about the challenges of WAN Management and the specific limitations of traditional WAN solutions. Here we explain how Software Controlled Networking (SCN) virtualizes ...
Guest post by Todd Davis from TeloIP (originally posted on TeloIP blog on on 11/10/14 3:32 PM To truly optimize WAN Performance we need to take a holistic approach Optimize: an act, process or methodology of making something as fully functional or effective as possible Business expectations for network performance have evolved rapidly in the past decade, ...
New Year Reading!: Can Gov gets new surveillance powers on Networks; 2015 Security predictions not pretty; Obama: Sony did the wrong thing; new Cdn Wireless Auction; Rogers tries to block Bell Acquisition; Google going through rough patch Toronto Star, Michael Geist | Canadian Government documents reveal telecom providers envision surveillance-ready networks After years of failed bills, ...
New Reading!: Bell wants Independent ISPs to lay their own Fibre; FBI says Watch for Hackers, While Hacking; Russian site Hacks thousands of Private Webcams; Execs targeted through vulnerable Hotel Wi-Fi; Obama wants Open Internet; Canada needs more Internet autonomy; New Payment System won’t stop Data Breaches; FDA Concerned about Medical Device’s Cybersecurity Cartt.ca | Fibre Hearing: Many small ...
No doom and gloom this month. A colleague and friend bright the following article to my attention and I thought I would share it with you. Very interesting reading – and not too long an article either! This one is all about media streaming, the number of devices out there doing it and all the ...
New Reading!: Facebook Curating your News; FCC takes stand against Data Security; Netflix’s bet on UltraHD; FBI to hit back at encrypted cellphones?; Canadians spending more than ever on communications; Almost half of time online on mobile; SSLv3 Support Disabled due to Poodle Vulnerability NY Times | How Facebook Is Changing the Way Its Users Consume Journalism ...
