20 Mbps ADSL Solution

Still cheaper to do load balacing between 2 adsl line, or even 4 lines, and just using your own account. And the speeds will be around the same too.
 
It is really sad to see the prices, and caps. Being in the USA for 3 months now, I was waiting for my ISP to phone me or something, as I have reached my 25GB in 5 days limit on rapidshare 3 times now. I have downloaded over 100GB already in one month and it costs a flat rate of $29.95 per month with no cap, not that i have seen anyway, the ISP or RIAA might visit me.
 
Is it not a bad time to bring out a product like this? Before Neotel's ADSL2+ / VDSL / Fibre / whatever stuff?
 
56kMan said:
Is it not a bad time to bring out a product like this? Before Neotel's ADSL2+ / VDSL / Fibre / whatever stuff?
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I think it will be some time before Fiber will be available in most areas in Gauteng, Cape Town and Durban. It is definitely a cost effective way to replace Diginet, but the problem of SLAs remain for ADSL… I can therefore foresee many companies using this for bandwidth intensive application while keeping one Diginet connection for backup purposes.
 
rpm said:
I think it will be some time before Fiber will be available in most areas in Gauteng, Cape Town and Durban. It is definitely a cost effective way to replace Diginet, but the problem of SLAs remain for ADSL… I can therefore foresee many companies using this for bandwidth intensive application while keeping one Diginet connection for backup purposes.
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From what I have seen here in P.E neotel is installing fiber!! :D
 
Damn. I could never start a business in this country that would require a fat pipe.
 
R1450 per month for the 2 port might be fair if it also covered the ADSL access charge.

I don't like the idea of being forced to buy bandwidth from them when their prices verge on extortion.

R134/GB and R112.60/GB for international bandwidth on the BIG package? Amazing how they can say that with a straight face when any consumer can buy international bandwidth for R39/GB

R19.90/GB for local bandwidth. Also amazing when any consumer can buy it at R4.33/GB.

This traffic is however measured at both ends of the solution which gives an effective monthly usage of only 50 GB.
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So that makes it R39.80 per GB for local bandwidth, almost 10 times higher than what I buy it for. I don't see any logical reason why this won't apply to their international prices either, so double my previous /GB prices.

Nice Idea :) Unbelievable crap implementation :(:(:(
 
Has got to be the biggest crap i have ever read....... Combining lines..... Big whup.... "not intended for consumers" wtf
 
Ivan... said:
isn't 8mbps=1MBps=1024KBps?
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yes you would get that dl speed, if you can get the max out of it.

This bonding thing isn't new, you can get a router that does it for you but cost round about 80 000 something. These guys just do all the work for you and then charge:D
 
Tns said:
yes you would get that dl speed, if you can get the max out of it.

This bonding thing isn't new, you can get a router that does it for you but cost round about 80 000 something. These guys just do all the work for you and then charge:D
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80 000 ? Or you can use a linux box and figure out --> Linux (google) how to use it for free...
As far a I know Linux supports this. Do not ask me what version\server.
 
they only 100mbps international, so at most they could only give 5 users full 20mbps speed if they were all constantly downloading at the same time.
 
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