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We have now opened registration for our Fall Technical Seminar in Dublin, Ireland, presented by our authorized reseller Ai Bridges. For your convenience, we’re offering the Seminar on two dates: Monday, October 4th, and Tuesday, October 5th. Sign up for whichever date works best for you! This seminar is not to be missed…Our CTO, Art Reisman, will be there in person to discuss the NetEqualizer technology and to answer your questions. Here are the details: When:
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We look forward to seeing you this October in Dublin, Ireland! |
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At APconnections, we like to keep up with how the NetEqualizer is being used in different environments around the world. Over the past several years, a major part of how we spread the word about the NetEqualizer has been through the experiences of our customers.So, if you’re currently using the NetEqualizer and want to share your experience with the technology, send us a quick one-paragraph write-up on what the NetEqualizer is doing for you. As a “thank you” for your time, we’ll send you a $20 Starbucks gift card. Testimonials should be sent to admin@apconnections.net. We look forward to hearing what you have to say! (Limited supply of gift cards available. Offer good while supplies last. One gift card per customer.) |
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While many of our customers know us pretty well, here are a few NetEqualizer facts that are sure to leave some of you stumped. The correct answers can be found at the end of the newsletter. 1. Where is NetEqualizer manufactured?
2. What country outside of North America has the most NetEqualizer systems in use?
3. The NetEqualizer can be found in which of these locations?
4. How many end users have their Internet service go through a NetEqualizer on an average day?
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| Top Five Causes For Disruption Of Internet Service
Editor’s Note: We recently took a poll from our customer base consisting of thousands of NetEqualizer users. What follows are the top five most common causes for disruption of Internet connectivity. 1) Congestion Congestion is the most common cause for short Internet outages. In general, a congestion outage is characterized by 10 seconds of uptime followed by approximately 30 seconds of chaos. During the chaotic episode, the circuit gridlocks to the point where you can’t load a Web page. Just when you think the problem has cleared, it comes back. The cyclical nature of a congestion outage is due to the way browsers and humans retry on failed connections. During busy times usage surges and then backs off, but the relief is temporary. Congestion related outages are especially acute at public libraries, hotels, residence halls and educational institutions. |
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Trivia Answers
- Santa Clara, California – Since switching to ASA Computers for our semi-custom manufactured servers in 2005, NetEqualizer has been completely U.S.-based and manufactured. ASA, who provides full solutions including ‘ISP packages’, servers for ‘.com’ companies, computing environments for schools and research organizations, RAID and NAS set-ups, network installation, help-desk support, and much more, also makes equipment for the likes of Cisco, Microsoft and many Fortune 500 companies.
- Ireland (the UK is second)
- All of the above
- 4 million users
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