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[June 5, 2008]
New Tower equipment install.
New access point to Wicksburg, and FCC readings for interference.
Interference issuse will be addressed shortly.
[February 25, 2008]
Wicksburg Tower repair complete. New equipment installed and all services running.
[February 23, 2008]
Severe Weather has caused some damage in the Wicksburg area.
Immediate repair is scheduled and expected to be competed by Monday.
Other damage seems to be on an individual basis. We will attend to those issue immediately. If you think that you have an issue due to the weather, please contact us at 334-793-3278.
Thank you.
Ody
[January 24, 2008]
System maintenance will be performed between the hours of 6pm and 10pm this evening. This Is an emergency upgrade and will continue till 10:30 pm.
Thank you.
[January 20, 2008]
This evening we added more capacity to the overall circuit. We now offer 20 times the speed of our closest competitor. Let us show you the difference.
Call 793-3278 for a free site survey
[January 11, 2008]
Testing is complete, new circuit is installed and fully functional.
[January 10, 2008]
Today the testing is still in progress, but the new circuit is installed and running at this time. There is still much to do, but everything is running better than we expected.
Please let us know if you are having any problems.
Send emails to:
admin@boondockswifi.com
Or if needed call 334-793-(FAST) 3278
Thank you
Boondocks Team!
[January 09, 2008]
Our new transport circuit is installed and is currently being tested. The Engineers are making some adjustments, but as soon as that is complete, we will start our transition to the new circuit. We hope to have this project complete by 01-10-08.
Thank you for your patience.
Boondocks Team!
[December 21, 2007]
The temporary high speed circuit has been installed and is up and running.
VPN connections should be restored shortly and commercial grade services have been configure to the new equipment.
The estimated time of completion is December 31, 2007. During this time there could be occasional interruptions in service for very brief moments as we configure the network.
Service calls and installs have been delayed but will continue as soon as possible. For questions please email admin@boondockswifi.com
Thank you
Boondocks team
[December 20, 2007]
Most of you are aware that we have been having a problem with our up-stream provider. We apologize for any missed calls or unreturned calls.
Since 2pm on December the 19th our connection to Atlanta that provides us with bandwidth has been down. Our failed attempts to get an answer from our current provider has given us no alternative other than to seek another option.
Today December 20, 2007 we have committed to a circuit from a Tier 1 provider with 24/7/365 support that will be installed on December 21, 2007 (Friday).
Rest assured that we have been working non-stop on this problem that is not even related to our current network. So do not make any changes to your system or computer.
We are currently using a backup circuit that allows access to the internet with limited speeds. Normal internet activity should resume Friday afternoon.
The transition to the new provider will be seamless and no local network changes will be needed for the exception of some of the business class customers.
VPN connections will also route properly as soon as the upgrade is complete.
Thank you for your continued support, and very understanding position as we work through this problem.
Ody and Chance..
[November 28, 2007]
Replaced equipment on Web tower, and added equipment for management.
[November 21, 2007]
Increased capacity at the State Hwy 27 tower. Customers in that area are now linked with a high speed back haul to our Dothan network operation center. We now have coverage to more than 30 miles north of Dothan.
[November 16, 2007]
Added more capacity to the Abbeville area. Customers in that area can expect improved performance by the end of next week.
[October 10, 2007]
Added more coverage area and distance to the Wicksburg location, check the new coverage areas here.
[August 11, 2007]
Storms in the area this evening. Dothan has areas that do not have power. Utility workers are working hard to restore power to the affected areas.
[August 8, 2007]
Sever heat warning for the wiregrass area. All site surveys have been delayed and will resume on Monday. Service calls will continue as normal.
[July 28, 2007]
On Sunday, August 5, 2007 between 3:00 AM EST and 7:00 AM EST there will be a mail system conversion. This should only affect the Neomail users.
Incoming email messages will be received by the server during this conversion, however they will be stored in the mail queue and not delivered to your mailbox until the conversion is completed.
The only foreseen issues which this update may cause are for those which use the NeoMail web mail program. The NeoMail software project has been abandoned and no further updates are available which make NeoMail incompatible with the new mail format, and thus the software must be disabled after this conversion is completed. Clients using this system will still be able to access the same email messages from the other web mail programs (Horde and Squirelmail). Any clients with an address book within the NeoMail program will need to contact our support after the conversion to have their address book converted to the Horde address book format.
Please call 334-793-FAST (3278) if you have any questions.
Ody
[July 27, 2007]
Wicksburg tower upgrade. Added more capacity and increased back haul capabilities. Replace radio and added additional shielding.
Thank you,
Ody
[July 27, 2007]
There was a wide area network outage that affected most of the Eastern United States. The East Coast was mainly affected by this outage.
Thank you,
Ody
[July 20, 2007]
Web tower equipment upgrade and alignment issues resolved.
[July 10, 2007]
Extended coverage area added. Co. Rd. 27 near Abbeville. This tower is capable of 10 mile radius. Soon to add 5.8 capability access to this location.
[July 01, 2007]
Additional capacity added to the Wicksburg location. This upgrade will extend our current coverage area to more remote locations.
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