One way to fix Seacom....

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[3Com]

EPIC FAIL

 

[Chevron]

huh?

 

[thedutchman]

how hard can it be to get another cable up and running next to it ? if you're pushing it... cant be more than 2 months.. i mean... how hard can it be

 

[Big Bean]

telkom ftw

 

[Nerhzelok]

Avo on toast ftw.

I'm telling you!

 

[Chevron]

how hard can it be to get another cable up and running next to it ? if you're pushing it... cant be more than 2 months.. i mean... how hard can it be

It's called EASSY.

 

[Romito]

eassy as pie...seriously.

 

[Srack0verflow]

how hard can it be to get another cable up and running next to it ? if you're pushing it... cant be more than 2 months.. i mean... how hard can it be

yeah, you just need to pull odd millions of Rands from the air

 

[AcidT]

how hard can it be to get another cable up and running next to it ? if you're pushing it... cant be more than 2 months.. i mean... how hard can it be

Yeah Just roll out another 17 000km cable next to this one at the cost of millions of dollars....i don't think so...

EASSY will provide relief when it goes live middle of next month and then there shouldn't realy be issues like this anymore. That is however if the ISP's have bandwidth on both of these cables. Otherwise you are still screwed..

 

[Valerion]

Yeah Just roll out another 17 000km cable next to this one at the cost of millions of dollars....i don't think so...

EASSY will provide relief when it goes live middle of next month and then there shouldn't realy be issues like this anymore. That is however if the ISP's have bandwidth on both of these cables. Otherwise you are still screwed..

Or SEACOM can purchase temporary bandwidth on EASSy and route its own clients that way.