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A Viprinet bonding router can aggregate the bandwidth from multiple internet connections, such as 4G, DSL, Wi-Fi and satellite, into a single high-speed link. This provides a reliable, always-on connection for enterprises at a lower cost than leased lines. The bonding router combines connections from different internet service providers and access technologies to dramatically reduce downtime from any single connection failure. It performs true bandwidth bonding upstream and downstream for more efficient use of available resources across all connections.
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A Viprinet bonding router can aggregate the bandwidth from multiple internet connections, such as 4G, DSL, Wi-Fi and satellite, into a single high-speed link. This provides a reliable, always-on connection for enterprises at a lower cost than leased lines. The bonding router combines different internet service providers and access technologies to dramatically reduce downtime from any single connection failure. It performs true bandwidth bonding both upstream and downstream, distributing traffic across all available connections.
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A Viprinet bonding router can combine multiple internet connections, such as DSL, Wi-Fi, 4G, and satellite, into a single high-speed link. This aggregates the bandwidth of the connections to provide high-speed, reliable connectivity for a lower cost than leased lines. The bonding router distributes traffic across all available connections for both uploads and downloads. By bonding different connection types from multiple ISPs, network downtime can be dramatically reduced. The bonding router provides enterprise-grade features such as traffic shaping, encryption, and monitoring.
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Broadband, ftth, wireless, rural, urban, ngaEtherCloud data-sheet
GTT's EtherCloud services provide high-quality, scalable networking options including Ethernet, VPLS, and MPLS services to allow for private connections between businesses and cloud applications globally. The services are designed to grow with businesses and offer flexible commercial models and connectivity across GTT's network spanning over 250 global points of presence.
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This document introduces Broadband Remote Access Server (B-RAS), which facilitates convergence of multiple internet traffic sources like cable, DSL, Ethernet, and broadband wireless. It routes traffic to and from broadband remote access devices. The B-RAS sits at the core of an ISP's network and aggregates user sessions from the access network. It provides benefits like being a single point of change control and using a common operational model independent of the access network technology. Key functions of B-RAS include aggregating circuits, providing layer 2 connectivity, enforcing QoS policies, and routing IP traffic through the ISP's backbone network.
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This document discusses bandwidth management and how to control bandwidth on Linux. It defines bandwidth management as measuring and controlling network traffic to avoid congestion. It recommends tools like FireQOS for limiting bandwidth on Linux by configuring input and output speeds for network interfaces using a configuration file. The document also provides steps to install and run FireQOS on CentOS7 and presents a sample network topology for testing bandwidth control.
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Tower Stream provides fixed wireless internet services for businesses using pre-WiMAX technology. They deliver symmetrical internet speeds from 512Mbps to 1Gbps via microwave links from points of presence to customer rooftops or windows. This bypassing of telephone/copper "last mile" infrastructure allows for faster installation within 3-5 days compared to traditional internet service providers. Tower Stream has been operating since 2000 and provides wireless broadband in major US cities.
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MASERGY delivers intelligent transport services including private IP, VPLS, public IP, and VPWS over VLANs using MPLS. They provide Ethernet connectivity globally at port speeds from 1.5 MB to gigabit. Customers can combine public and private networks on a single circuit to save money without compromising security or flexibility. MASERGY offers global MPLS with up to six classes of service, extended network reach, layer 2 security, and integration of private and public networks. Customers have flexibility to choose service options and quality of service levels to meet their needs.
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A Viprinet bonding router can aggregate the bandwidth from multiple internet connections, such as 4G, DSL, Wi-Fi and satellite, into a single high-speed link. This provides a reliable, always-on connection for enterprises at a lower cost than leased lines. The bonding router combines different internet service providers and access technologies to dramatically reduce downtime from any single connection failure. It performs true bandwidth bonding both upstream and downstream, distributing traffic across all available connections.
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A Viprinet bonding router can combine multiple internet connections, such as DSL, Wi-Fi, 4G, and satellite, into a single high-speed link. This aggregates the bandwidth of the connections to provide high-speed, reliable connectivity for a lower cost than leased lines. The bonding router distributes traffic across all available connections for both uploads and downloads. By bonding different connection types from multiple ISPs, network downtime can be dramatically reduced. The bonding router provides enterprise-grade features such as traffic shaping, encryption, and monitoring.
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GTT's EtherCloud services provide high-quality, scalable networking options including Ethernet, VPLS, and MPLS services to allow for private connections between businesses and cloud applications globally. The services are designed to grow with businesses and offer flexible commercial models and connectivity across GTT's network spanning over 250 global points of presence.
Introduction to BRAS
This document introduces Broadband Remote Access Server (B-RAS), which facilitates convergence of multiple internet traffic sources like cable, DSL, Ethernet, and broadband wireless. It routes traffic to and from broadband remote access devices. The B-RAS sits at the core of an ISP's network and aggregates user sessions from the access network. It provides benefits like being a single point of change control and using a common operational model independent of the access network technology. Key functions of B-RAS include aggregating circuits, providing layer 2 connectivity, enforcing QoS policies, and routing IP traffic through the ISP's backbone network.
Bandwidth Management on Linux
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Tower Stream provides fixed wireless internet services for businesses using pre-WiMAX technology. They deliver symmetrical internet speeds from 512Mbps to 1Gbps via microwave links from points of presence to customer rooftops or windows. This bypassing of telephone/copper "last mile" infrastructure allows for faster installation within 3-5 days compared to traditional internet service providers. Tower Stream has been operating since 2000 and provides wireless broadband in major US cities.
Intelligent Transport
MASERGY delivers intelligent transport services including private IP, VPLS, public IP, and VPWS over VLANs using MPLS. They provide Ethernet connectivity globally at port speeds from 1.5 MB to gigabit. Customers can combine public and private networks on a single circuit to save money without compromising security or flexibility. MASERGY offers global MPLS with up to six classes of service, extended network reach, layer 2 security, and integration of private and public networks. Customers have flexibility to choose service options and quality of service levels to meet their needs.
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The service is available globally through service providers to enhance enterprise WANs by leveraging low-cost broadband connections and creating a reliable, cost-effective corporate network that enables the adoption of Cloud-based services.
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- 1. SUPERFAST INTERNET Bond internet connections from different ISPs and aggregate their bandwidth into a single, high-speed link. Bond 4G (LTE) with DSL, Wi-Fi and satellite to create a highly resilient, always-on connection. A Viprinet bonding router can provide enterprise-grade connectivity for a fraction of the cost of a leased line. A Viprinet® bonding router can bond multiple fixed lines, Wi-Fi, 3G, 4G or satellite links to create an extremely robust, high-speed connection to the public internet or your private LAN. • Real bonding of all WAN links - aggregates bandwidth upstream and down • Can dramatically reduce downtime by bonding different access media and ISP’s • Hot-plug modules for 3G, 4G (LTE), ADSL and GB Ethernet (VPN200, VPN300, VPN2610) • Optional Streaming Optimisations functionality for real-time and latency-critical apps • Deep QoS and traffic shaping • Data encryption with highest security standards REAL BONDING - UPSTREAM AND DOWN A Viprinet Multichannel VPN Router bonds multiple internet connections. The bonding router (CPE) works in combination with a Viprinet VPN Hub (typically located at a data centre). By employing client / server architecture and a patented routing core, Viprinet can control all WAN links and perform true bonding - aggregating bandwidth both upstream, and down. Even links with very different bandwidths and latencies, such as ADSL and 3G or 4G, can be bonded effectively. This is real bonding, not just load balancing (in contrast the bandwidth delivered to each user by a load-balancer is at best equal to the fastest connected line). INTERNET +44 (0)203 773 5507 WWW.XCOMMNET.COM SUPERFAST
- 2. RELIABILITY THROUGH REDUNDANCY With the ability to combine different ISP’s and access media such as DSL, 4G and Satellite, a Viprinet bonding router can dramatically reduce downtime, as a single WAN outage does not cause a loss of connection - all users stay online and only the bandwidth is reduced by the fraction of the broken line. • Real bonding of all connection bandwidths • Suitable for Internet connectivity and site to site VPN • QoS / traffic shaping (per WAN module / VPN tunnel) • NAT and port forwarding • Monitoring (graphical and remote-syslog) • 256 bit SSL / AES encryption • Rule-based routing • Traffic accounting via external server • Web administration SIM DATA SERVICES Mobile Data Service • Low local data tariffs e.g. within UK, EU, USA and through Global IMSI in the rest of the world. • New flat rate EU data SIM that is the same price across all of Europe with no monthly contract fees and the data remains until used. • Works on handsets, tablets and computers. High-end 3G / UMTS /4 G / LTE data services are provided in 150+ countries. • Various Data flat rate packages available including the EU. • No session set-up fee. • No contracts • Automatic top ups +44 (0)203 773 5507 WWW.XCOMMNET.COM