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ADSL failover from Griffin

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	Features Primary to secondary ADSL failover Same IP addressing on both lines Mix lines from 3 ADSL carriers Download speeds of up to 16Mb/s Upload speeds of up to 2.5Mb/s Choose Internet facing or VPN solutions No Network Address Translation (NAT) Benefits Cost effective ADSL resilience Protect business critical services by using multiple carriers Fast re-routing to a secondary service to limit downtime Easy to order and install with pre-configured hardware and networks Easy to manage in MOPS No additional monthly DSL charges

Broadband Update - ADSL to ADSL Failover
Monday, 19 October, 2009

BT is now advertising 20Mb broadband and with initiatives like Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) speeds are set to double again. Enterprises would be interested in using this super-fast broadband for private networking and leased line replacement if only SLAs were better. Andrew Dickinson, Sales & Marketing Director at Griffin Internet looks at ways in which Resellers can get more revenue and margin out of broadband and offer a business-grade SLA.

ADSL failover

Griffin’s ADSL failover solution utilises two ADSL lines to increase uptime and resilience for Partners whose customers run business critical services over IP.

Partners can order IPStream Connect from BT Wholesale and LLU services from TTB and C&W. They can choose their primary and secondary service which is then connected by two different pre-configured routers.

Each line has its own standard single management WAN IP address assigned by MOPS and also has a separate range of routed public LAN IPs, therefore the same IP range can be sent to both routers. Partners can choose from 4 or 8 IP addresses in an internet facing mode, and more in a VPN facing environment.

In the event of a line failure the secondary line will take over the traffic usually within a few seconds. Griffin recommends Partners enable SNMP monitoring on their customers’ routers to monitor any issues on the failover service. Any Griffin ADSL lines can be used as part of this solution.

The service is simple to order and both the hardware and the network is pre-configured.

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ADSL failover from Griffin

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ADSL failover