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Lower price? Newer tech? Asymmetric 1G speed?<br />
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Take it!
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Lower price? Newer tech? Asymmetric 1G speed?

Take it!

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It's $300 less. The same technology as far as I know. They say symmetrical
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It's $300 less. The same technology as far as I know. They say symmetrical

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It sounds like your daytime needs would be really low. More bandwidth at night for less money? Sign me up!
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It sounds like your daytime needs would be really low. More bandwidth at night for less money? Sign me up!

John Caspary

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Shared internet here I come! &nbsp;Thanks to everyone!!
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Shared internet here I come!  Thanks to everyone!!

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Fiber Dedicated or Fiber Shared<br />
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I’ve been on a 50/50 Cox fiber dedicated connection for years and it’s been very okay. It’s never gone down and *most* of the time my backup uploads get to the DR site in a timely fashion.<br />
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I’m now looking at the 1000/1000 (aka Gigabit) connection offered by Cox at a lower price.<br />
<br />
OnPrem:<br />
Email w/ Outlook<br />
Email Active Sync for 40 iPhones<br />
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So basically we download email and browse the web. No video calls. No VoIP.<br />
Off-site DR which can be up to 50 GB a day.<br />
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Please tell me your recommendation and experiences.<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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Fiber Dedicated or Fiber Shared

I’ve been on a 50/50 Cox fiber dedicated connection for years and it’s been very okay. It’s never gone down and *most* of the time my backup uploads get to the DR site in a timely fashion.

I’m now looking at the 1000/1000 (aka Gigabit) connection offered by Cox at a lower price.

OnPrem:
Email w/ Outlook
Email Active Sync for 40 iPhones

So basically we download email and browse the web. No video calls. No VoIP.
Off-site DR which can be up to 50 GB a day.

Please tell me your recommendation and experiences.

Thanks!

Fiber Dedicated VS Fiber Shared

internet connection

Fiber

Uploads

The Internet Protocol (IP) is the principal communications protocol in the Internet protocol suite for relaying datagrams across network boundaries, organized in abstraction layers, traditionally called "Link," "Internet," "Transport" and "Application”. Its routing function enables internetworking, and essentially establishes the Internet. IP defines packet structures that encapsulate the data to be delivered. It also defines addressing methods that are used to label the datagram with source and destination information.