Best adsl for 10 office Computers

N1sh

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Hi I need to get an adsl package for around 10 pc's which download around 100 emails a day with attacments ranging from 100 kb's to a few megs.

What adsl package would you recomend for all the pcs functioning without any hanging during send/recieve. We are currently running through a wireless netwok and it is very slow (Getting around 10 kbps on most the pcs)

Thank you for any help
 
adsl for 10 users

HI I can recommend that you have a look at a 10gb cap for the 10 users, we have a few company running like this and the cap is ample. Normally you work 1gb average use per user.

Just make sure that you use a proper router like a billing vt800 or so not one of the Telkom cheap routers , You can pm me if you need more detail
 
+1

We're a small company of 6 and we average about 7GB monthly
 
We are currently running through a wireless netwok and it is very slow (Getting around 10 kbps on most the pcs)

i'd go for a wired LAN, bandwidth on wireless is useless to be honest, espicially if u say u running 10 pc's on it
 
When I was working for a small company like that we had a 512 line with a Telkom 3GB cap. It worked well actually.
 
I would have to agree, 4MB line (especially for e-mail sending!) and a 10GB cap.

Remember to discuss the IT policy to each employee, get them to sign it or soon, you'll be buying more than 10GB ;)
 
I would have to agree, 4MB line (especially for e-mail sending!) and a 10GB cap.

Remember to discuss the IT policy to each employee, get them to sign it or soon, you'll be buying more than 10GB ;)

Ya thats what Im afraid off, dont want the 10 gigs geting finished in the first 2 weeks or something, How much would this option cost as compared to uncapped?
 
Hold on.
If you just need it for RECEIVING email... why not get a local only account??
 
Are your mail boxes hosted locally? If you can set it up correctly you could get an account for surfing, and a local only 10GB and route your mail through a local account, it might work out cheaper.
 
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