Hi Folks,
One of my customers has been approached by Shaw recently. Shaw would like
to put up a cell tower on their property and very close to their building.
They have offered a lump sum per year but are not willing to comp the
internet access.
Currently I have 2 DSL lines onsite. One
Hi Dave,
As you say it is guesswork at this stage to say a 10mbps / 50GB/month
service is adequate. Assuming all 100 users are using the service
roughly equally, then the per user access would be 0.1mbps /
0.5GB/month. Does this seem OK? Ideally you should have some additional
info like the
Have you considered efirehose ?
http://efirehose.net/services.html
Where are they in relation to this map?
http://efirehose.net/images/coverageNov1.jpg
Mel
On Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 1:00 AM, Dave Watkins
li...@calgaryitservices.comwrote:
Hi Folks,
One of my customers has been approached
I've had a flurry of response, but no one has actually shown up. My
apologies to Frank
whose calls I missed.
I just want to let everyone know they're still available, but if not gone,
will go to the dump in a few days.
You can have them recycled though I believe there is a small fee.
I've recycled lots of electronics at the old military base and never
been charged a fee. Recycling fees are usually charged on purchase.
Greg
On 11-03-12 09:42 AM, Ralph Boland wrote:
I've had a flurry of response, but no one has actually shown up. My apologies
to Frank
whose calls I
It depends on what and where it is from. If it is a monitor I think they
charge and some non computer electronics. Most other computer stuff they
take for free but businesses they also charge for the most part.
-Original Message-
From: Ralph Boland
Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2011
Hi Dave,
50GB doesn't sound like a lot to me. I don't track my own utilization
(new project!) but would expect it to be in that neighbourhood. I don't
know what your customer does but I routinely use web-meetings, VoIP
phone, VPN access to remote sites and upload software releases.
Viewed from
I usually take my stuff to the depot at the old base or Staples near
Chinook. Never been charged a fee at either. I think Best Buy might
even take stuff as well.
You coud also contact era
On 3/12/2011 10:56 AM, Jason Fraser wrote:
It depends on what and where it is from. If it is a monitor
That seems *really* expensive for 50GB/month. The throughput sound
fine, but the artificial limit on total volume is not really in line
with my expectations.
I recently hooked up a new business line with a volume limit of
110GB/month - for only $78/month (special time limited deal dropped
I do track my own usage (and have for a number of years). My/our
usage fluctuates wildly. Between 50 and 350 GiB/per month. Of course
this is two home users with heavy web usage, as well as Netflix,
streaming audio, blah blah. Presumably the things that I do at home
to eat bandwidth is
His quote is for a fiber connection. That price seems to be inline
with what we were quoted (our quote included a PRI). You can purchase
larger blocks of bandwidth but this connection is synchronous, that is
10 Mbit up and down. Your cable modem may do 15 Mbit down but only 1
Mbit up.
This is
May I ask what they are doing? If they are looking for a connection to a local
business then there are perhaps better alternatives.
On Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 06:20:22PM -0700, Gustin Johnson wrote:
His quote is for a fiber connection. That price seems to be inline
with what we were quoted
Hi Folks,
Thanks for the comments to date.
Currently we have no cable access. We're on an island between Crowchild
Trail and Brentwood Road, a small bible college. DSL was/is our only option
at this time, at least till Shaw came to us with the cell site offer. I
suspect that the students are
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