The DW6000 DIRECWAY® system is a cost-effective satellite terminal providing high-speed broadband Internet access to small/medium enterprise (SME), small office-home office (SOHO), and rural markets. The DW6000 can supply broadband IP anywhere in North America with highly efficient, 2-way satellite Internet services for enterprises of any size. The DW6000 terminal provides users with an easy networking solution to connect multiple computers to broadband access via satellite.

 

 

The DW7700 DIRECWAY® high-speed satellite Internet system is a high-performance broadband satellite router designed to provide high-speed access for large enterprise, government, and small/medium enterprise (SME) markets.

 

The DW7700 can supply broadband IP anywhere in North America and provides highly efficient, 2-way satellite Internet services for enterprises of any size. Recognizing the worldwide demand by enterprises for ever-increasing amounts of bandwidth and the ability to support many simultaneous users, the DIRECWAY DW7700 provides unsurpassed performance for even the most bandwidth intensive applications.

 

The DIRECWAY DW7700 enables applications such as:

• High-speed Internet/intranet access
• Video services including remote site security monitoring
• Diverse satellite backup of primary broadband access
• ePayments such as POS/credit and loyalty
• Polling, Enterprise CRM and ERP
• Corporate training and eLearning
• Real-time multimedia streaming and large file content distribution     

Strix Indoor Wireless System (IWS)

Strix Systems' Access/One Network is not just another wireless access point, but rather sets the standard for what a wireless LAN network should be: completely wireless, easy to deploy, and easy to manage. Combined with one of WCC's satellite Internet backbone solutions, you can ultimately set up Wi-Fi inside any location of any size. No T-1 or DSL lines are required.

Strix Systems' Access/One Network achieves fully wireless connectivity by incorporating mesh topology. The Access/One Network Wi-Fi mesh framework allows for wireless backhaul. Wireless backhaul frees the network from the ties of Ethernet cable. By removing the wires, the Strix Access/One Wi-Fi Network is infinitely easier and less expensive to deploy and scale than so-called wireless networks, such as point products and wireless LAN "switch" systems. Both of those solutions require that Ethernet cable be run to the access points. And unlike point products and WLAN "switch" systems, the Strix Access/One Wi-Fi Network has no single point of failure that can disrupt the network.