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How Many SIP Trunks Do I Need?

With the upcoming closure of the UK’s PSTN network by 2025, businesses across the country are facing a critical decision on what to do with their business phone lines and Telecom systems. Migration to SIP trunking using an internet connection is a simple and cost-effective method but how do you work out how many SIP trunks you need to support your business? What is a SIP Trunk? SIP stands for Session…
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SD-WAN Pricing

The SD-WAN hype train is real. But how much will it cost? In this blog, we explore all the components that can impact SD-WAN pricing and present our thoughts as to whether the noise on SD-WAN cost savings versus MPLS is legitimate. What is SD-WAN? Before we look at SD-WAN pricing, we should remind ourselves…
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What Are SIP Trunks?

The world of business telephony has undertaken a great deal of change over the past decade. This change has seen SIP Trunks become the go-to protocol for VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) technology. In this blog, we will explain what are SIP Trunks and look at the reasons why they have become so popular.  SIP…
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How Does SD-WAN Work?

In today’s blog, we get technical and answer the burning questions of IT and Networks managers – How does SD-WAN work? An overview of SD-WAN How does SD-WAN work and what is it? SD-WAN stands for Software-Defined Wide Area Networking.  It’s a way to build a secure wide area network using a software overlay to…
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SD-WAN Architecture

This blog explores SD-WAN architecture and what is needed for a successful SDWAN deployment. SD-WAN (Software-defined wide area network) technology is now becoming the de facto and most cost-effective way to connect branch offices, remote workers, and data center’s into a secure wide area network.  This is due to several factors such as the growth…
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Leased Line Installation Process

How long does it take to install and what is the leased line installation process? This guide intends to take you through the leased line installation process. It aims to give you the information you need to understand on each phase of a leased line installation and details some of the processes required to install a…
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MPLS vs SD-WAN

For years MPLS networks have been the go-to technology for businesses looking to deploy wide-area networking (WAN) solutions. However, the landscape of multi-site networks is currently going through its biggest change in a generation through the introduction of SD-WAN. As we explore the MPLS vs SD-WAN debate, we will define each of the technologies and weigh up the benefits of…
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What is a Leased Line and what are the advantages and disadvantages?

A leased line connection is a dedicated fibre optic cable between your premises and your ISP. A dedicated leased line is typically used by businesses that want an always-on data connection with an SLA as using the Internet is core to their business using technology such as cloud applications, video conferencing, VPN’s, business VOIP telephony/telecoms systems and the requirement to upload large files which require low latency, fixed bandwidth connectivity and symmetric upload speeds to work efficiently. So, what are the advantages…
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Leased line vs broadband

This blog explore and analyse the leased line vs broadband decision that faces every business. We weigh up the pros and cons of each technology, drilling right down to specific broadband connections available to the UK market, and help businesses determine what is the right fit for them! Symmetric v Asymmetric Connectivity  A leased line is a dedicated fibre optic cable that…
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Stream add ITS to growing Full Fibre network

Stream Networks are delighted to announce our partnership with full-fibre connectivity provider ITS Technology Group. The partnership enables Stream to access ITS’ entire faster Britain footprint with the addition of a layer 2 interconnect to the Stream network. The addition of ITS is a further footstep on our journey to bring all of the UK’s…
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What is ultrafast broadband?

The broadband market in the United Kingdom continues to evolve.  We’ve gone from ADSL Broadband to Fibre broadband. Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) to Fibre to the Premises (FTTP). From Superfast broadband to ultrafast broadband – the latter of which we are going to explore today.  What exactly is Ultrafast Broadband? Before we get into the nuts and bolts of Ultrafast Broadband, let’s start with a…
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Broadband Synch Rate and Line Tester

To run a broadband line test and check the synch rate of a line through the Stream Networks Cascade portal login to Cascade and then click on the yellow search services menu on the right hand side Now find the service you are looking for and want to test in this case we are going…
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How To Change Mailbox Size In Microsoft Exchange Server 2010

How to change Mailbox size in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 – Firstly make sure you are logged onto the Windows Server to access the exchange console. – Go to ‘Start’ then ‘Microsoft Exchange Console‘ – Click the + sign next to Microsoft exchange on premise. – Next click on ‘Organizational Configuration’ – Next click on ‘Mailbox’, this will…
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Building a Cloud-Ready network with SD-WAN

Let’s say you start work at 09:00 – what are the first few things you do to kickstart your day? Open your laptop and log in to a remote desktop? You are using the Cloud. Next, you’ll load up your email? That’s a Cloud application. Need to use Microsoft 365, Photoshop or Google Documents? Searching…
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Press Release – Hungerford Town Football Club

Stream Networks are delighted to announce a new partnership with local football club Hungerford Town that see’s us become official sponsors of the new stand at Bulpit Lane. Please click here for further details on the sponsorship and our partnership with Hungerford Town F.C.

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