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Point-to-Point Secure Bridge for Call Center VOIP/DATA - 100 Yards Line of Site
Hello all,
I'm assisting a friend who runs a call center in the Philippines and needs a line of site connection to a secondary location at just under 100 yards. He's looking for a 100 link megabit with the capability to run VOIP reliably as well as run network data over a PCI compliant (secure/encrypted) wireless link. The connection MUST be as solid as a wired connection (or as close to as possible). This is out of my area of expertise, and I want to get some recommendations for what technology (Wimax/Microwave/etc), equipment and vendors would meet these requirements from those who specialize in this area.
Thanks in advance for the assist,
Keith
I'm assisting a friend who runs a call center in the Philippines and needs a line of site connection to a secondary location at just under 100 yards. He's looking for a 100 link megabit with the capability to run VOIP reliably as well as run network data over a PCI compliant (secure/encrypted) wireless link. The connection MUST be as solid as a wired connection (or as close to as possible). This is out of my area of expertise, and I want to get some recommendations for what technology (Wimax/Microwave/etc), equipment and vendors would meet these requirements from those who specialize in this area.
Thanks in advance for the assist,
Keith
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I object, since you left the question open and thus basically asking for people to spend time answering it, I think you need to award points. Especially since you never mentioned any time sensitivity in the original question, and it's not at all uncommon for questions to remain open for months, let along the three weeks that this question dwelt (over the holiday season to boot!). If the question was not longer germane to you, it's your responsibility to close it so that others don't spend time researching an answer for you.
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Very true, it's my fault for not closing it out, not yours. Enjoy...