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We have listed below some specific advice that we have given clients over the years covering a wide variety of technology solutions and business situations.
Over the next few years there will be a widespread migration to Fibre-to-the-Premise broadband connections. At the same time the traditional phone network that is based on copper cabling will be phased out.
This means that end-users who want to continue to have a “landline” phone service will either need new phones or an adaptor to enable connection of their existing phones.
Running a cable from the router to network equipment in the garden-office is technically the best solution, but there are other low cost wireless options that should be considered.
If you are moving office premises to an area served by a different exchange Premitel can help you keep your existing phone numbers.
There are occasions when a device (eg a VoIP phone, a server or another router) that is connected to a LAN interface of a Mikrotik router requires a public IP address.
Premitel have developed a step-by-step guide to configuring Mikrotik router with public IP subnet to be used by devices attached to LAN interface without NAT
FTTP ONT termination points are often installed in locations not ideal for the end-user It is therefore useful to know how to relocate the ONT fibre termination point.
How to use your fibre internet connection to provide a low-cost replacement for your copper phone line
Free no-obligation trial of Premitel internet phone service using Analogue Terminal Adaptor to enable connection of existing analogue phones, sockets and wiring while keeping your existing phone number.
FTTP ONT termination points are often installed in locations not ideal for the end-user. It may therefore be necessary to move the FTTP ONT.
When the monthly bill for phone & internet services arrives most business owners or directors just shrug their shoulders and pay up.
Organisations should ensure that location information presented to the operator by 999 calls from their PBX is fit for purpose by being accurate and reliable.
Over the next few years there will be a widespread migration to Fibre-to-the-Home broadband connections. At the same time the traditional phone network that is based on copper cabling will be phased out.
This means that end-users who want to continue to have a home phone will either need new phones or an adaptor to enable connection of their existing phones.
