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short term broadband line

wolfric · 2011-03-22 17:09:50

Any recommendations for hiring a high speed link for 24 hours? 10 megs minimum (and pushing it) around 20/30 would be more ideal.

22-03-2011 5:09pm

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wolfric

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Any recommendations for hiring a high speed link for 24 hours? 10 megs minimum (and pushing it) around 20/30 would be more ideal.

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#2 24-03-2011 8:42pm

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What's it for?

For such a short term rental I'll be looking at huge money. Providers wouldn't be able to subsidise the cost of install against line rental.

Dunno what sort of lead times your needing either??

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#3 24-03-2011 10:17pm

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If latency isn't an issue you could get satellite. Likely 10K

Only UPC, Fibre, Satellite and some Microwave stuff (BT, Digiweb) does that. You are talking over 1K for any ISP to show interest.

There are guys that do 100Mbps to 10Gbps short term LOS microwave links too. Serious money.

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#4 25-03-2011 9:05am

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Eircom also do satellite, but again you're definitly looking at over 1k, i would have thought 3-4k myself

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#5 25-03-2011 9:44am

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Depends where, P2P wireless links could be engineered at some cost...... but less than satellite.

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