Posted by Ceasar on August 23rd, 2011 in Information, News
Continued from the last post….
Better optics through advances in technology is promising a lot of improvement in terms of speeds for the actual speed data travels through fiber optics is fast but down line it still uses copper based technology which has lower capacity and thus less efficiency. Replacing current copper-based hardware may be the key to getting better speeds allowing more fiber optic channels to take the load.
Upgrading equipment with better optics and replacing antiquated switches to accommodate the forever growing demand for the internet may be the key but demands on investors may simply be too great for with the economic turmoil that is currently in place uncertainty is the only certainty.
Posted by Ceasar on May 23rd, 2011 in Information, News
There was a time when fiber channels were considered to be the fastest way to connect computers to the internet and beyond. But with today’s billions of computer users who all want the fastest internet access it may simply be not enough.
The answer used to be to increase bandwidth that today is proving to be insufficient for as more and more users log-on bandwidth may not be the best answer leading to more down time with equipment breakdown and sheer volume. The amount of data being transferred, requested and shared over current networks is so huge equipment simply cannot cope. Add to that the threat posed by malware that can cause severe disruptions to networks and internet access threats simply keep on coming.
Continued on the next post……
Posted by Ceasar on March 6th, 2011 in Information
Security is one of the problems of using VOIP. This is especially true if the VOIP service is used for making sensitive calls, for example, in a business setting. VOIP is vulnerable to eavesdropping because the carriers – WAN, LAN or the internet, can easily be hacked or intercepted.
What is needed for secure calls is software that can add a layer of security to the calls. This is a crucial piece of software to have if your company is dealing with information of a sensitive nature or if you want to make business conversations private.
Posted by Ceasar on January 23rd, 2011 in News
As demand increases for cloud based VoIP systems there seems to be no stopping the next step in computing even with major setbacks. Security, reliability and many other concerns have been asked about VoIP should it be taken to the clouds yet most of the worlds web giants have embraced cloud computing. Time and time again, the question whether security can be kept with software telephony run from the clouds yet many say the benefits outweigh the benefits of such a system.
Internet giants such as Google have invested heavily in could computing running Gmail and Google Docs from it once major hurdles were addressed. There is no stopping the next revolution in computing technology that would surely be available soon to a PC near you.
Posted by Avatar on December 10th, 2010 in News
Voip Gateways are an essential part of a Voip network, and they are simply appliances that convert all the voice and fax calls into digital packets that can then be transmitted in between the traditional Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and an IP network. Simply put, it is an interpreter that works so fast you don’t even notice its there for it does this all in real time. Without it, a Voip network cannot communicate with standard telephones that are used to call from out side the organization. These appliances are installed in the trunk line (the main line that connects the organization to the outside world say a T1 connection) but have the nasty habit of costing a lot.
Posted by Ceasar on December 8th, 2010 in Information, Paid
Paraguay is a country that flaunts striking natural assets and enormous dams made by humans. Amidst this beautiful trip what if you will have to access your mail urgently? In such case get your mobile phone synchronized with hosted Microsoft Exchange Server. The capability to contact your Exchange email on a mobile phone is based on the phone that you are carrying.
Paraguay is a country with maximum Spanish speaking populace. However lingo is never an impediment while accessing Exchange Email hosting feature. Exchange 2010 hosting is available in varied languages making it easier for the people of Paraguay to utilize free hosted exchange.
It’s very vital for you to ensure whether your phone is well-matched with the providers of Paraguay to enjoy the MS Exchange on your phone.
Nonetheless, also check with the top wireless providers’ websites to comprehend the top offers and schemes for exchange hosted service.
Posted by Avatar on November 10th, 2010 in Companies, Free, Open Sourced
One of the best of the open-sourced Voip software available on the market to date which has royalty free licenses. It allows the Jabber Client software over the Jabbin network to make free PC to PC calls along with SMS capability for cellular phones. Being open sourced, it has issues with reliability for it does not have an official release with the many contributors and developers having their own additions and enhancements that come with every release. The free part is the best part, it can be used royalty free and has a large wiki-forum backing it up to provide help with any issues that may arise with its use.
Posted by Ceasar on October 14th, 2010 in Companies, Information
With outsourcing being in trend these days, talking to clients sitting in a foreign county regularly has become important. However, making calls overseas frequently is not something which is practically possible from the monetary point of view, right? As a result, Skype has come out with solutions to make our life easier and peaceful. Skype allows for low-cost calling to landlines and mobile phones and free calling to more than 400 million registered Skype users around the world using Skype for Asterisk. Skype for Asterisk provides Asterisk PBX solutions to make, receive, and transfer Skype calls. Continue reading this post…
Posted by Avatar on October 10th, 2010 in malware, News
The first form of attack is Dos which is short for Denial of Service which has the ability to overwhelm existing hardware leaving your system bogged down without any available link towards the outside world. This has occurred many times with the internet itself, when several Trojans and bot-nets have flooded servers and routers causing them to either shut down or bog down disrupting normal communications. These incidents have spam sent repetitively to all the addresses located on a user’s address book which does the same to recipient machines and so on and so forth. This is seen as the biggest threat by the IEEE which is working to revise the standards of implementation making it more robust and giving it the ability to handle such problems.
Posted by Ceasar on September 21st, 2010 in Information, Products
I’ve been continuously saying that SharePoint Server 2010 and SharePoint Foundation has been launched with some really great features and when saying that I cannot afford to forget its yet another cool feature Developer Dashboard. The Developer Dashboard allows you to monitor page load performance on SharePoint. Simply put, you can see how each element on the page loads! Now isn’t that really cool? Continue reading this post…
