Thanks Bradley. I have heard nothing but great things about the Burlington Telecom. I don't think they will service my organization at its location, but if I ever work with organizations that it does service I will definitely consider them as an option.
John Gratton On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 10:22 AM, Bradley Holt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > John, > > We're a small business and we use Burlington > Telecom<http://www.burlingtontelecom.net/>(municipal fiber). Our current plan > is 2 Mbps symmetrical but they offer up > to 8 Mbps symmetrical. We only have one public IP address but my guess is > you could get more. I have no complaints with Burlington Telecom, the > service has worked great. We run our VoIP phones over this connection as > well. We get our SIP hosting, PSTN gateway, and hosted PBX through Junction > Networks <http://www.junctionnetworks.com/> (for any other small business > out there I'd highly recommend checking them out). Burlington Telecom offers > VoIP but they're more interested in offering POTS (it ends up running > digitally over fiber but your interface is POTS) and they simply can't match > the range of services and flexibility that Junction Networks provides. One > of the nice things about Junction Networks is that, unlike other VoIP > providers, you get unlimited lines. I've done the math and we could run > somewhere between 20 and 30 simultaneous phone calls on our bandwidth if we > ever wanted to (not that we'd ever have a reason to do that). > > > On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 10:02 AM, John Gratton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hello Everybody, >> >> I read a lot on the VAGUE list, but have not actually posted in a very >> long time. >> >> In light of the Level 3 issues that have been occurring for the past >> couple of months I have been asked to informally ask people I know in the IT >> world their opinion of different local ISP's. I thought I may be able to do >> some one stop shopping here @ VAGUE to see what ISP's people are using at >> the companies they work for and what their opinions are. If any of you >> would like to recommend an ISP, I will take that as well. >> >> Here is some info about our current service at the company that I work >> for: >> >> Current ISP: Level 3 >> Type of Service: Fractional T1 >> Number of Public IP's: 32 but only using 3 >> Data Bandwidth: 768Kbps >> Phone: 16 lines (Part of the T1) >> We have long distance through them as well >> >> >> I appreciate any responses that any of you can provide to my inquiry. >> >> Thank you, >> >> John Gratton >> > > > > -- > http://bradley-holt.blogspot.com/
