Scomptec communication & Internet

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In today's ever-changing environment, businesses need to get hold of important data fast to have that competitive edge. One way to accomplish this is through the Communication & Internet.

Scomptec Communication Solution provide wide range of communication service including Dial Up, T1, Fractional T1, ISDN, X.25, Leased line, frame relay and wireless communication connection. We coordinate the services with local & nationwide carrier companies.

Scomptec Internet Solution has team up with the biggest Sub internet provider in East Indonesia connecting or setting up the internet infratructure your company needs to get started.

Coordinating The Connections with local and national communication carrier company including hardware recommendation.

Dial-Up WAN Connections

The least expensive and simplest type of WAN connection is a dial-up modem link using POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service). This uses an ordinary modem at each end linked to the networks at each end via a bridge or half router. The modem (Modulator/DE-Modulator) is used to convert the networks digital signals to the analogue signals used by a telephone line. With current modem technology, the speed is limited to a practical speed of 33.6KB (56KB? ) of data capacity, and that assumes a good quality telephone line. Dial-Up connections, while extremely limited on bandwidth, can be from a cost effective standpoint, ideal for low demand applications like e-mail.

ISDN WAN Connections

ISDN (integrated services digital network) is a digital telephone line, that can be used for carrying large amounts of computer data. An ISDN line is actually 2 lines, or channels, each of 64KB capacity. These lines can be connected together, or aggregated (known as MLP bonding), to provide 128KB of data capacity. ISDN Services are delivered in two forms BRI and PRI, with its prime advantage being scalability and its downside in most areas being cost.

BRI vs. PRI

ISDN Services are comprised of digital channels, ISDN channels come in two types B channels that carry data (voice, data, fax, etc.) and D channels which are control channels.

Basic Rate Interface or BRI service is the entry level and offers two 64 kbps B channels and one 16 kbps D channel (2B+D). The basic service is intended to meet the needs of most individual users and small offices.

Primary Rate Interface or PRI service is a larger more scalable form of the BRI service. A PRI offers twenty three 64 kbps B channels and one 64 kbps D channel. PRI is intended for larger organizations with higher data, call, and fax traffic. Additionally, ISDN is ideal for video conferencing requirements.

56K Leased Line WAN Connections

Also formally known as DS0 service, and is a digital leased line service that provides 56 Kilobits of data transfer per second bandwidth. A DS0 connection requires a CSU/DSU (digital modem) and router for each end of the connection. A 56k connection offers basically twice the bandwidth of a dial-up connection and is more affordable than T-1 service. Most organizations use 56k service as a stepping point to higher bandwidth service.

T-1 Leased Line WAN Connections

Also formally known as DS1 service, and is a digital leased line service that provides 1.544 Megabits of data transfer per second bandwidth. A DS1 connection requires a CSU/DSU (digital modem) and router for each end of the connection. A DS1 connection offers basically 30 times the bandwidth of a 56k connection and is a WAN standard for high demand WAN implementations.

T-3 Leased Line WAN Connections

Also formally known as DS3 service, and is a digital leased line service that provides 45 Megabits of data transfer per second bandwidth. A DS3 connection requires specialized equipment for each end of the connection and high performance routers. DS3 connections are generally cost prohibitive and as such are used primarily only in very high demand backbone environments.

Frame Relay WAN connections

Frame relay is used in conjunction with other leased line services, for example, it is common to see references such as DS0FR and or DS1FR. In short frame relay is a method of implementing connections over longer distances more cost effectively. A point to point leased line is connected to a Telco Frame cloud where packets are delivered to their destination (another point to point leased line) via a switched network.

Feasibility Evaluation, Design, Installation and set up Wireless communication.
Wireless communication products are widely used in vertical markets such as manufacturing, warehousing, retail, and health care, etc. In these environments, where workers are mobile and the need for access to updated and constantly changing information is vital, wireless LAN technology can lower costs and increase productivity. Wireless LANs can complement wired LANs in office environments, where they can support temporary work groups, reduce the need for network re-wiring, and enable user mobility throughout a building while maintaining network connectivity. Wireless LANs can also be used to connect remote area (coverage up to 30 km).

--Internet Access Services
with its feature such as email to fax, pager to fax, email to cellular phone, fax to fax, and etc.
--Server ( Web, Email, FTP, etc ).
--Recommendations for an appropriate servers
hardware and software
--Server Configuration
--IP Addresses and Domain name
--Security - Firewall
--Router, Modem, Terminal server, etc.
--Operating Environment ( Unix, Windows NT, etc )
--Workstation software
--Web content design and development.
--Corporate (WWW) Web Hosting.
--Web to legacy database connectivity.
--Integration to current network.

The Internet
The series of interconnected networks that includes local area, regional, national and international backbone networks. Networks in the internet use the same telecommunication protocol (TCP/IP) and provide electronic mail, remote login, and file transfer services. An internet is simply a series of interconnected networks.

World Wide Web (WWW).
A network of hosts on the internet that share data and information with the public ( or private group ) through the transfer of document via the HTTP protocol.