
Satellite
Internet
in Cabarete
Dominican
Republic
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Satellite
Internet Connection on the Island |
Satellite
Internet Connection
for
Home Worker
We were contracted to provide a leading software developer with the Internet connection via satellite from his Caribbean home in Cabarete - Dominican Republic,
so that he could keep in touch with his business located in Central
Vancouver.

Following a detailed survey of his residence and an analysis of his
needs, we specified and installed a DW6000 Direcway two-way satellite
Internet system and a wireless network using 802.11g technology. The DW6000
satellite Internet System used in the installation is coupled to 2 Wireless Access
points giving full wireless coverage throughout the 2 floors the
residence and surrounding areas. By subscribing to a residential
grade of satellite Internet service the satellite link give more than an adequate service and
meets the needs of this user and his family and guests.

Always in touch in every location this successful individual can
communicate at his will and has his finger on the pulse of his
business.
Are you also beyond the reach of
DSL or cable? New satellite Internet bi-directional services
offer high-speed hope. Your local phone company laughs when you ask
about DSL. And your cable company says "someday" when you
ask about a cable modem. We feel your pain. My friend's office is in
a small town (pop. 5,000) in the wilds of Colorado. He loves living
there, except for the lack of high-speed connections to the
Internet.
Industry figures suggest that about 32 million homes in U.S. only
will never be eligible for DSL or cable modem service! He can get a
T-1 for just $1,200 per month or ISDN for $225 per month - no
thanks.
The great hope for many in his shoes is satellite Internet access
service. The first-generation consumer satellite Internet links,
which providers call one-way links, let you receive data over the
satellite link, but required a phone line to send it. These new-generation
satellite Internet connections operate two-way, so you don't need a
phone line.
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