- Oct 9, 2013
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wells as you can see below i have posted the question and the answer but i do not know if the answer is sufficient enough and when you read "they" it is merely indicating the company
They have been using a dial-up BRI ISDN connection. They want to spend no more than $200 per month on an Internet connection (not including installation fees). They also need a transmission method with fairly good security and a guarantee of adequate throughput during the daytime hours. What solution can you recommend that will offer them the most throughput at this cost?
Wells you see in this type of situation they are dealing with a LAN a local area network and of course they do not need anything that is incredibly expensive. The first thing that they want to do is simply get a Router from a telephone company and of course a switch that has about 4-5 ports in this case would be great. After this they will be easily on the internet running at great speeds (do not forget upgrade your driver cards)
They have been using a dial-up BRI ISDN connection. They want to spend no more than $200 per month on an Internet connection (not including installation fees). They also need a transmission method with fairly good security and a guarantee of adequate throughput during the daytime hours. What solution can you recommend that will offer them the most throughput at this cost?
Wells you see in this type of situation they are dealing with a LAN a local area network and of course they do not need anything that is incredibly expensive. The first thing that they want to do is simply get a Router from a telephone company and of course a switch that has about 4-5 ports in this case would be great. After this they will be easily on the internet running at great speeds (do not forget upgrade your driver cards)
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