Satellite Internet Access for school
in Inwood - Manitoba

DW4020 and DW7000 are both multi-user Macintosh satellite Internet systems designed for business customers.

The DW7000 is the lates satellite Internet modem. The DW7000 has one ethernet port on the back of the modem just like a cable modem. Residential service comes with a dynamic IP address and the modem is setup to perform DHCP. With the modem performing DHCP a hub or swith is needed to network more than one computer to the satellite connection. All services other than the residential service come with one static public IP address. With the static publc IP address a router is needed to perform DHCP for the end users network. DW 7000 does not use or require a PC to run software. The DW7000 runs all the software and can be satellite commissioned.

It was just over 120 years ago that the railway first came through southwestern Manitoba. As the track reached further and further westward, towns lived or died based on their proximity to the line, the final location of which was determined by local geography, chance, and, from time to time, the whim of a Canadian Pacific surveyor.

In the information age, a new frontier has opened up, new track is going down, and new connections are being made. And as with the railroad, where that track goes, and where its connections are made, will have a profound impact on the prosperity of our towns and villages.

Fortunately for the most part of Manitoba, HighSpeedSat is determined to see that Manitoba residents aren't among those left in the Internet's dark age. High-speed Internet access is a basic infrastructure, like water, sewer, and electricity. It is also an important component in community development in Manitoba's remote communities.

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