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[gikapoy]

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hehehe
mahal2x jud
basin parihas ni sa PLDT i-gate nga wala downtime hehehe

[netcontroller]

ngee.. mahal ra sad kaayo oi....

[darkdruid]

Interesting... Let's say your company is that good. Meaning,
- we will get the "right" Service we are paying for and not just a some sort of advertising talks?

Clarification lang sir. If ever mahitabo ang problem pareha atong naputol nga fiber optic chuva last year ba to... if patay ang connection sa globe ug pldt... do you mean to say buhi gihapon inyo connection w/o change sa bandwidth? this is just a follow up for vern's & ajol's post.

That is a given that hops will vary depending on where I am in the US, but once it is time to shoot those packets across the ocean, your links still go through the same links as every other ISP in the PH ... your packets still go through the Globe network. So while you can market reliability and service, when it gets down to the guts of it, you still rely on the backbones of the major Philippine telecoms.

all the major undersea fiber optics crossing the pacific are operated by consortiums of telecom company. its an expensive undertaking.

[ajol]

if the pacific cables are cut

everyone will be affected...

What I am implying is if you want an internet connection it will have to pass with any of the local telcos namely GLobe, PLDT, Digitel, Bayantel, Express Telecom.... no exceptions...

from the Philippines to the USA (major hosting server) it will pass thru the fiberoptic cable owned by telco consortiums.

PLDT is partnered with NTT

Globe partners with Singtel, also an indian telco.

There is no cebu fiber optic directly connected to the USA.

PLDT uses Batangas as their cable landing station

Also with Globe has a Batangas cable landing station. Globe is contructing a new one in Cagayan provice facing the pacifc

Digitel uses Global crossing.

Bayantel this one I have no idea where they lease their international fiber.

[darkdruid]

yup thanks... ajol

thread starter:
POV nako ug mga taw deri... mahalan ra mi.

[vern]

Have you visited the site: Pacnet

Yes. Like I said, whoever puts more money into the projects gets more control of it. International links aren't a democracy.

[mindless]

hmmm... tempting.

but i still stick to my legacy isp and 3rd party web host retailers.