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Even as a network engineer who worked for ISPs for years I have always been on the side of anyone against the big ISP. There is a big difference between SLA (se
by solotronics 8y ago
Even as a network engineer who worked for ISPs for years I have always been on the side of anyone against the big ISP. There is a big difference between SLA (service level agreement) between enterprise and consumer internet circuits. The unfortunate part here is that with proper advice they could have gotten a dedicated fiber circuit with a SLA and unlimited bandwidth.
Municipal governments should band together and make their own fiber networks.
- taurath 8y agoFor the low low price of 100% of their vehicle fleet maintenance costs, being a government institution. Probably saved hundreds of thousands of dollars using consumer lines
- xbmcuser 8y agoNot really they can lease the fiber to isp's for a price while keeping sufficient bandwidth for themselves.
- FireBeyond 8y agoThey weren't using consumer lines - they had a business account, specifically the Western States Regional Government Agreement with Verizon.