Re: Connecting satellite locations via the Internet

[Pat Barber <MBOCEANSIDE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> In terms of stability, you have to remember that the Internet was
> originally constructed with the design objective of enabling government
> facilities to communicate after a nuclear attack.  If a portion of the
> backbone is busy, traffic is routed to another route.  Our customers use it
> every day with hundreds of users & no hiccups!

John:

I'm really curious about that last statement.. What method(software)
are you using to have this remarkable uptime using the web....

I would prefer to hear about a "small" remote location and how you
go about connecting them to a 400.. (small means 2-4 users)... I am
very up on all the "normal" methods...Web access is the only thing
I would like to hear about..
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