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RealLinx's Hosted VoIP Solutions Deliver Unmatched Value

August 11, 2011

By Susan J. Campbell, TMCnet Contributing Editor

When it comes to managed broadband, voice, security and hosting solutions, hosted VoIP leader RealLinx is set on making its mark in the industry. And, while any carrier can claim to deliver great quality, RealLinx backs up this claim with a unique approach to service and support. In a word: humanity. RealLinx has brought humanity back to the telecom industry, thanks to its VoiceLinx, BroadbandLinx and SecurityLinx solutions.

VoiceLinx

If you want to reduce your costs, but you aren’t ready to replace your current phone system, VoiceLinx may be the optimal choice. RealLinx promises that this hosted VoIP phone solution can help you to reduce your costs by 20 percent to 30 percent. With VoiceLinx VoIP solution, you can have your VoIP the way you want it. RealLinx can even emulate your old system or completely redesign it to ensure you have access to cutting-edge features.

To optimize your VoiceLinx connection, you simply connect your VoIP phone – or video phone – to the VoiceLinx servers over the Internet. There is no on-site PBX (News - Alert) and therefore, no limitation in geography. With a simple Internet connection and VoiceLinx service, you gain access to a business-class phone system. This system gives you access to a centralized receptionist; all remote workers on the same phone system; voicemail to e-mail; follow me and free video conferencing.

BroadbandLinx

RealLinx provides reliable broadband connectivity with BroadbandLinx. To ensure carrier redundancy, RealLinx partners with more than 30 carriers to deliver exceptional quality and a variety of access technologies. The package is made complete with managed hardware, 24/7 support and proactive monitoring.

By leveraging strong carrier relationships, RealLinx ensures you get the broadband coverage you need. In working with RealLinx experts, you can gain access to the best options to fit your environment. Options include xDSL up to 15Mbits; T1 - 1.5Mbits; Bonded T1 from 3.0 to 12Mbits; DS3/T3 from 10 to 45Mbits; Ethernet from 10 to 100Mbits; Gigabit Ethernet up to 1000Mbits; OCx - Optical lines; Wireless; MPLS (Multi Protocol Label Switching -- Private and Public networks); BGP (Border Gateway (News - Alert) Protocol);and P2P (Point-to-Point via Private Line or Virtual connections).

SecurityLinx

Every network relies on security, and that security relies on a productivity focus. The two are tied together simply because up to 25 percent of the work day is wasted by surfing the Web and completing personal e-mails – the two portals that can open your network to attack. You can effectively boost productivity and security with SecurityLinx as this tool is fully managed and offers Active Unified Threat Management, VPN, Content Archiving, and Content Filtering.

The SecurityLinx platform can stop lost employee productivity by blocking unnecessary online activities; provide protection against malware, viruses, phishing, intrusion attacks and SPAM; kill bandwidth leads; lower HR liabilities; keep records of e-mails, instant messages and visited URLs; establish VPN connections; deliver redundancy; aid in HIPPA and PCI (News - Alert) compliance; and report on network usage and activity.

RealLinx is dedicated to providing more than just a quality broadband experience. The company understands the challenges that exist to prevent productivity and optimal performance. By providing SecurityLinx, VoiceLinx and BroadbandLinx, they’ve got you covered.

To find out more about RealLinx, visit the company at ITEXPO West 2011. To be held Sept. 13-15 in Austin, Texas,  ITEXPO (News - Alert) is the world’s premier IP communications event. Visit RealLinx in booth #922. Don’t wait. Register now. 

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Susan J. Campbell is a contributing editor for TMCnet and has also written for eastbiz.com. To read more of Susan’s articles, please visit her columnist page.

Edited by Tammy Wolf

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