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Plans for the global modernization of network infrastructure in the United States
Access to the Internet in the USA is among the most expensive while the bandwidth is among the lowest. Let’s find out what led to this situation.
BNG for Internet Service Providers
BNG can be organized in several ways: hardware, software on x86 server and Linux-based solution. Let's compare the pros and cons of each option.
QOS Management Helps Operators during the Pandemic
Availability and quality of Internet connection are the main indicators Broadband provider’s work.
DNS over HTTPS: the point of contention
Back in 2018 IETF has approved a new protocol named DNS over HTTPS, but the topic gained attention of IT-community not so long ago. Not only the positive side was taken into consideration: there were heated debates about the protocol’s features and benefits among the ISPs and developers.
The End of IPv4 addresses - Exhaustion Timeline
According to the forecast by Geoff Huston, the chief engineer-researcher of the APNIC Internet registrar, the pool of IPv4 addresses will be completely exhausted in 2020.
How to detect Brute Force in the network
In case Brute force activity with the subsequent BotNet is detected in the network, the telecom operator is threatened with IP address blocking.
E-sim – is it harm or cure?
Apple products fans have always lacked a second SIM card – at the same time smart-gadgets manufacturers lacked additional space for it.
Governmental blocking VS your router
As Internet becomes a societal phenomenon and its influence keeps growing, the government has to control some types of content due to different reasons like national security, protection from propaganda of terrorism, drugs, gambling.
Use of DPI in corporate networks: integration with MicroSoft Active Directory
One of our recent updates is integration with MicroSoft Active Directory which is helpful for using DPI in corporate networks.
Providing Internet Access in Latin America — Yota de Nicaragua case
The Latin American telecom operator Yota de Nicaragua chose the Stingray Service Gateway for traffic shaping and marking. Let’s talk about the advantages of that choice.
