From POTS to Pipes for the Front Office Stafffor Service Providers Course Description: This one-day course focuses on the knowledge and understanding needed by the Customer Service and Marketing staff of the Independent Telephone company as the network services migrate from Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) to broadband and IP-based services (pipes). The course […]
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The Fundamentals of Voice over IP, IPTV, and Multicasting for Service Providers Course Description: This one-day course is jammed with information and learning as always. Also seen under the “POTS to Pipes 2” Seminar series, this course focuses on the details of Voice over IP implementation, Multicast Routing, Video over IP implementation and provides key
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Check out these additional IPv6 Resources: Our IPv6 overview course at Udemy Our IPv6 Custom Profiles for Wireshark Our IPv6 classes at the Online School IPv6 introduces a 128 bit IP address for both source and destination address fields. This means that, in total, there are 2^128 addresses possible with that many bits.
We have been training service providers and companies on IPv6 since 2011. Our hands on IPv6 classes cover basics to advanced including security. Make sure your organization has a plan to train staff and network engineers on IPv6. You can find our complete list of IPv6 resources and training classes here.
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It is not news that people are cutting the cable to video services. According to studies by Oriella PR Network, the loss of viewers and listeners for print/tv/radio was 26.33% in 2010, and this shows no sign of stopping in 2011. Advertising income is also down 22.03%. The number of print publications/radio/TV Channels that are
Check out these additional IPv6 Resources: Our IPv6 overview course at Udemy Our IPv6 Custom Profiles for Wireshark Our IPv6 classes at the Online School I don’t ever like to attempt to look into a crystal ball and predict the future. At best, I would expect my success to be no improvement on using a
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If you travel like we do at CellStream, you have noticed the sharp rise in rental car costs, especially since the economic downturn. For example, before 2010, you could get rental cars in San Jose, CA for around $20-$25/day. Today, you can’t get a rental car for under $45/day plus charges (In 2025 this is
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World IPv6 day, occurred on June 8th, 2011, designed as a global-scale test flight of IPv6 and is sponsored by the Internet Society. On World IPv6 Day, major web companies and other industry players came together to enable IPv6 on their main websites for 24 hours. The goal is to motivate organizations across the industry
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In this week’s news, a PR Firm called Burson-Marsteller admitted they were hired by Facebook to smear Google’s Social Circle via an alleged whisper campaign claiming the service violated user privacy rights. Both the PR Firm and Facebook later apologized for the action. Tisk Tisk, bad Facebook. It is not clear whether any of this
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Absolute Genius! When kids are introduced to electricity in 3rd or 4th grade science labs, they’re often handed unfamiliar components—wires, resistors, LEDs—and expected to understand how it all works. These parts feel foreign and complicated, which can create a disconnect in learning. Like many others, I believe this leads to a learning gap. But recently,
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This from the FCC yesterday: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:March 21, 2011 Washington, D.C. – The Federal Communications Commission has released its latest reports on Internet access service connections and telephone subscribership in the U.S. Titled Internet Access Services and Local Telephone Competition, the two reports are based on data submitted by carriers every six months on
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In an article I recently read at thenextweb.com, someone inside Google headquarters ran a speed test. The results (if this is true and accurate) are mind boggling. When I first saw the graphic below, I had the same reaction as when I saw the Grand Canyon for the first time. Comments are welcomed below from
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This is a great question – and great news – there is an app for that!! Well, at least there is a web site. Based on millions of recent test results from Speedtest.net, there is an index that compares and ranks consumer download speeds around the globe. Also plotted is the value is the rolling
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That’s right, if you want a single monitor of everything emergency or disaster related that is happening in the world as it happens, then simply click here! The Hungarian National Association of Radio Distress-Signaling and Infocommunications (RSOE) operates the Emergency and Disaster Information Service (EDIS) with the objective to monitor, document and analyze all kind
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Is it possible to locate an IP address on a map of the world? Absolutely! Simply go to IPFingerprints.com! When you open a browser windo to this web site, your IP Address will be detected and a pin will be placed on your location. You should get a screen like this: Now, just replace
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