Deep Bandwidth goes Mobile

Wired Sky launches new multi-mobile router from Viprinet

Wired Sky has officially launched the new Multichannel VPN Router 500 from Viprinet. The router  was first introduced during CeBIT 2011 in Hannover. Specifically designed for industrial (M2M and MRM) and mobile applications the Viprinet 500 has the unique ability to bundle the bandwidth of up to four mobile (3G or 4G) connections together into  one “large bandwidth pipe”. Wired Sky's Managing Director had this to say about the 500: "Most conventional multiple sim, in-Vehicle routers work by load balancing connectivity across two or three connections. This method limits applications that require signififcant bandwidth such as streaming live HD video from vehicles. In recent testing on Australian networks the Viprinet routers provided bandwidth ranges of between 10-50 megabits down and 6-20 megabits of upstream. And because the units are network agnostic they provide excellent redundancy. As the Australian and New Zealand distributor for the Viprinet range we are very excitied to add the 500 to the Viprinet range."

Below is a screen-shot displaying available bandwidth during a recent test utilising just 1 x 4G and 2 x 3G sim cards on the Telstra network.

 

Another key advantage the Viprinet product has is its ability to measure and manage network latency. This completely unique feature provides for much more reliable connectivity and application performance in the most difficult of mobile environments.

Despite its high bandwidth availability the 500 is a compact (12 x 5 x 20 cm) unit at an  energy efficient 15 Watts. It also includes an integrated 802.11n Access point and GPS functionality for mobile tracking.

The unit contains no movable parts inside an IP66 rated robust chassis allowing it to easily withstand e.g. vibrations and operating temperatures of -10 - 45 °C and comes with a 3 year warranty.

This router allows the realization of mobile linkage scenarios in vehicles, outdoor areas or industry that has been unavailable up to now,” says Simon Kissel, Founder and CEO of Viprinet GmbH. 

Initial projects with the 500 model have already begun: The Multichannel VPN Router 500 is deployed in rescue services, fire departments, transport companies, as 

well as in field service. 

“It's amazing what this device renders possible,” Kissel adds, “our customers never seize to surprise us with new ideas concerning the router's application.”

Wired Sky is currently seeking local M2M /MRM  partners to develop the product further for the local market.

For more information  contact us a viprinet@wiredsky.com.au

Receive faster download and upload Internet speeds at a lower cost with a Viprinet Bonding solution from Wired Sky

Solid, reliable and robust internet connectivity is mission critical for most organisations these days-As such it is essential that your network has the capacity to support your organisations users and applications now and in the future. With a Viprinet bonded solution from Wired Sky you can achieve higher bandwidth for voice, video and data services. A bonded Viprinet Solution from Wired Sky utilising low cost ADSL circuits can provide you with a cost-effective yet equally high performance alternative to much more expensive solutions such as leased lines or even fibre. In addition to standard corporate networks, a Viprinet bonded solution can also be applied to enterprise networks such as MPLS, or IP-VPN and can also be used for mobile and portable  applications where 3G, 4G and satelitte services can be bonded utilising one of Viprinet's mobile/portable router solutions.

WIRED SKY APPOINTED AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND CERTIFIED PARTNER FOR VIPRINET

Wired Sky's Managing Director Matt Hall recently travelled to Germany and  signed an agreement with Viprinet (a world leader in IP (internet) bonding router manufacture) to become the Australian and New Zealand partner for the Viprinet range of products.

As a leading integrator focussed on unique network connectivity solutions; Wired Sky has for several years been researching various internet bonding solutions. In simple terms- these solutions allow an end customer to combine multiple internet connections together and utilise the combined bandwidth of all connections simultaneously. " We believe the Viprinet based suite of bonding routers is the best available anywhere in the world today. We've researched tens of other products over the past several years and have found nothing that truly delivers in terms of bandwidth aggregation, functionaility and flexibility of the Viprinet range. We see great potential in the Australian market and are already seeing initial orders despite the  limited marketing locally." commented Matt Hall

Currently Wired Sky is seeking to nurture and train interested resellers and solution partners who can further develop the product suite locally. In the coming weeks Wired Sky will be releasing some exciting news which will include customer testimonials about some of the products as welll as some recent case studies.

For more information about the Viprinet range please visit www.viprinet.com . For pricing and availability call us on  1300 362 824

Billabong Pro Jnr gets beam-forming WiFi solution from Wired Sky at Narrabeen Beach

Surfing NSW contracted Wired Sky to design and install a networked WiFi solution to support media, surfing professionals and operational staff during the recent Billabong Pro junior event at Narrabeen Beach.

The core element of the WiFi solution from Wired Sky was a number of enterprise grade beam forming access points from Ruckus Wireless. Matt Hall Wired Sky's managing director had this to say about the project and the use of the Ruckus 7962 AP's: "Outdoor sporting events tend to be fairly complex environments for WiFi. For example some users might be located in steel site sheds, others might be 50 metres away in another building or inside a marquee. Within the environment you also tend to have significant electromagnetic influences from large generators. Designing a solution that is cost effective ie doesnt involve having to rig lots of access points and yet will still perform well in this difficult environment requires very smart wireless technology. The beam forming adaptive antenna technology built into our Ruckus access points ticks those boxes for us. The Ruckus technology can bend WiFi signals to avoid RF obstacles or interference and will always maintain the path of least resistance to individual users. "

Sydney Festival Website Gets Massive Exposure at the Seymour with Wired Sky Custom internet solution

Sydney Festival approached Wired Sky to design a solution that would allow two large projected images of the Sydney Festival Website to be viewed and interacted with by patrons. The main challenge faced by organisers last year was controlling which websites patrons visited and the potential for offensive material to be displayed instead of the festivals website.

The solution provided by Wired Sky included two form factor windows PC's running specialist  web filtering software from Provisio. Wired Sky customised the software to include Sydney Festival logo's, bespoke messaging and an advertising engine so when users weren't interacting with the website, after a period of inactivity the web page address would change to those of major festival sponsors.

Barco Projection systems were provided by TDC . Temporary internet connectivity and wireless control via mouse and keyboard was also provided by Wired Sky