I know it sounds too good to be true, but we have a solution that does just that.

Alpha NetSolutions has been helping customers with an appliance that enables the following:

• Replace you expensive dedicated circuit with two or more affordable broadband connections (i.e. cable, DSL, wireless, etc). PowerLink automatically manages all the broadband connections.
• Alternatively, if you need additional bandwidth, rather than upgrading to a more expensive dedicated circuit, simply add a low-cost broadband connection. PowerLink automatically manages both the dedicated circuit and the broadband connection.

You need greater reliability for employees using the Internet for email and the web, as well as for customers and business partners connecting to you via email and the web. If your Internet connection goes down, employees lose productivity, and customers can't conduct business with you.

Here is an analogy - Relying on a single Internet connection to run your business on is like a skydiver, relying on a parachute without a backup chute. With a parachute, your life depends upon it. With the Internet, your business depends upon it.

Powerlink is a device that manage users and applications (network traffic) going to and from your business over the Internet. Two or more Internet connections (such as T1, cable, DSL, wireless, etc.) are connected into the PowerLink. PowerLink continually checks the connections to make sure they are all performing well and are up. If a problem occurs, let's say the cable connection went down, PowerLink automatically directs all traffic to the DSL connection. Users won’t even know there was a problem.

One of the things we hear most often from our customers before they bought PowerLink, and they had an Internet outage, was they would have to scramble to find the problem (under much stress), and work to get the problem fixed. It took too much time, and employees and customers heartily complained.

After we install PowerLink, when an Internet connection goes down, they don't even know about it - except for the fact that PowerLink sent them an email notification. But, they don't have to do anything about it. PowerLink already addressed the problem. No mad scrambling; and employees and customers are not even aware of any problem.

Here is another analogy - It's like a traffic cop. If there is an accident on a four way road, the traffic cop will direct traffic away from the lane where the accident occurred. Similarly, PowerLink directs users away from an Internet service provider outage.