Sincerely,

Rexford R. Hibbs

Sr. Sales & Marketing Director

Rexford.Hibbs@Kanobe.com

Cell: 206.910.6308

Office: 425.686.7800

Turning up a new Cisco Nexus 9010 ASR router

Kanobe, Inc. is very proud to welcome a new fiber optic carrier Internet service provider to our premium blend here at our Bothell Data Center.

Our data center technical team has worked with Wolfe Internet to install a brand new Cisco Nexus 9010 ASR into our meet me room.

Over the last few weeks Kanobe has worked with Black Rock cable coordinating dark fiber installs that run north bound out of our facility to 2 new locations. Also with CenturyLink Business on new fiber installs of ring running southbound.

This new equipment and additional fiber routes has greatly increased the levels of redundancy that Kanobe can guarantee in uptime to our colocated clientele.

The addition of Wolfe Internet gives us far greater capacity to provide private line fiber connectivity to the surrounding metro areas.

As well as better prices on high bandwidth co-location needs.

We are now peering BGP with ASN 4258 on top of our other peering arrangements.

More information about Wolfe Internet

With a focus on delivering world-class service to customers, Wolfe is providing the Pacific Northwest with high performance internet and network VPN solutions to help meet residential and business connection needs. Headquartered in Seattle, WA, Wolfe offers blazing fast speed, a reliable and secure connection, and scalable, flexible solutions including Ethernet Virtual Private Line, Metro E, Virtual Private Line Service, IP VPN, and Wolfe Business Internet at prices that are 30-50% less than other providers. Discover how Wolfe can give you the connectivity you want, when you want it, at a price you can afford. Visit www.wolfe.net for more information.

Ethernet over Copper (EoC) is perhaps the most exciting new business bandwidth service available from Kanobe. Any company currently using T1 lines, DS3 bandwidth or other connection services needs to compare what they have with Ethernet over Copper options. Why? Because the cost and bandwidth benefits are far too great to ignore.
Let’s take a look at what’s behind EoC and how it compares with competing telecom services. First, let’s define Ethernet over Copper. You’re certainly familiar with Ethernet, the near universal standard protocol of local area networks. This is also Ethernet, but extended for metropolitan and wide area network transmission.

What’s special about Ethernet as a connection service? Other services, like the venerable T1 line, are products of telephone technology. They use transmission standards and technologies that aren’t directly compatible with computer networks. They can be interfaced, of course, with the appropriate protocol and signal conversions. This is why you can’t just plug a T1 line into any LAN switch or router. You need an interface card to make the two networks, LAN and telecom, compatible.

Ethernet over Copper is already in the right protocol. Your connection to the outside world is a common RJ-45 jack. It’s like extending your network over miles or even hundreds to thousands of miles. In practice, the service provider will often install a managed router as Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) to connect their network to yours. This way, they can monitor the MAN or WAN network automatically to ensure that everything is working the way it should and take corrective action if problems arise.

Why not get an instant online Ethernet over Copper price quote

The term Ethernet over Copper may seem obvious, but there is an important distinction to be made. In this case copper doesn’t refer to Cat 5e or Cat 6 cabling. It is referring to the twisted copper pair telecom cable that connects your facility to the local telco office.

Telephone wire? Yes, indeed. This is one of the secrets to the general availability and low cost of Ethernet over Copper services. Nearly every company has multiple copper pair cabling already installed and hooked-up for telephone service. The pairs that aren’t used for telephone lines are available to supply T1, ISDN PRI or Ethernet over Copper.

So, what’s all the excitement about Ethernet over Copper? It’s primarily more bandwidth at lower prices for businesses. This is a business service, not targeted for consumers. The primary competition is T1 lines and DS3 bandwidth connections. For instance, Kanobe’s basic 5 x 5 Mbps EoC directly replaces a 1.5 Mbps T1 line. You might think that you’d have to pay more for the extra bandwidth, but actually it’s less. Prices are about the same for T1 lines and 5 x 5 Mbps EoC. That’s three times the bandwidth for the same money.

What’s more, Ethernet technology is more easily scaled than T1. You can bond T1 lines together to get 3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9, 10.5 or 12 Mbps. The cost of the service is the cost of one T1 line times the number of lines bonded. Ethernet over Copper also uses multiple copper pair, but the bandwidth goes up much faster than the pricing. Kanobe is offering up to 45 Mbps EoC service in some areas. That’s equivalent to a DS3 connection supplied over fiber optic link at a higher cost.

Do you have proactive monitoring of your current telecom circuit? Are you guaranteed 99.99% reliability backed up by a Service Level Agreement (SLA)? Can you easily scale bandwidth to grow your business quickly? Are you paying more than you would have to by sticking with older technology?

If these questions have you wondering, you should see what you are missing. Why not get an instant online Ethernet over Copper price quote to see what bandwidths are available for your location and what they cost. If you like what you see, rapid ordering and provisioning service is readily available.

Kanobe Inc. Receives 2012 Best of Business Nomination

Seattle, June, 10th 2012, Kanobe Inc. has been nominated for the 2012 Best of Business Award.

Being in business sets people apart from most ordinary people and the SBCA Community is dedicated to helping others understand that running a business is an obtainable goal and that everyone should try their best at living their dreams.

The SBCA Community recognizes and awards business owners because they often do not receive the recognition they deserve. Business owners are role models for everyone whether they know it or not. SBCA Community 2012 Best of Business Award Nominees are a valuable asset to their community and exemplify what makes small businesses great.

About Kanobe Inc.

Kanobe has reinvented the way small and medium businesses interact with Vendors. We are a one stop shop for all your Communication & Information Technology needs. We are not a broker of services. We offer all these services directly to the customer. Starting with VoIP, Colocation (Datacenter & Cloud Technologies) T1, EOC (Ethernet Over Copper), Fiber Optic, Managed Services, IT Helpdesk (Outsource by Insource **USA BASED SUPPORT**)

About SBCA Community

The Small Business Community Association is dedicated to collecting and organizing information, training, and services that are vital to small business owners, entrepreneurs, and anyone else that needs help running a business, operating a business, or wants to know how to start a business.

The mission of the SBCA Community is to promote a vibrant and growing small business community, support education that will preserve and extend the future of small business and use our gifts within the small business community to serve others for the betterment of our world.

The SBCA Community vision is to enthusiastically advance small businesses in three key areas:

1. Growth– To assure a vibrant and growing small business community, our goal is to introduce, engage and mature the next generation of small business owners.
2. Advocacy–We feel it is fundamental to support education and action outside the small business community that will preserve and extend the future of small businesses.
3. Compassion–We believe it is essential that we use our gifts within the small business community to serve others for the betterment of our communities and world.

SOURCE: SBCA Community / FTM Marketing

CONTACT:
FTM Marketing, Inc.
Email: Press@SBCACommunity.com
URL: http://SBCACommunity.com

This achievement was made possible through:

- The skill and support of our hard working staff, technical, operations, and sales

- The technical advances of our tool sets that allow us to provide  comprehensive managed service offerings

- The diligence and commitment  of our sales and marketing team guaranteeing continued growth

- The appreciation of our rock star customers willing to refer others

-  The quality and vision of our management team.
Our goal is to continue the hard work and support which has made this possible as we strive to become the very best in the Managed Services field.

Things to watch from Kanobe in 2012:

- Expanded Broadband coverage & offerings, Kanobe can now provide DSL, T1, PRI, DS3, Metro Ethernet to Fiber Optic connectivity from Seattle to Minnesota.

- Expanded VoIP supported IP phones including Polycom, Snom & Aastra

- Expanded VoIP functionalities such as Unified Communications, SMS, Instant Messaging, Smartphone VoIP clients and many more.

Kanobe Speedtest from our Seattle Data Center

Kanobe becomes SpeedTest.net Partner. We are proud to announce that our Seattle datacenter is now part of the Speedtest.net Global Broadband Testing Network. Test your internet connection today and make sure you are getting the bandwidth speed you are paying for!

Overview

First, a basic understanding of the traditional phone system is essential. The private phone system currently installed in your business is called a PBX. The PBX is directly connected to the public telephone system (known as the PSTN). When you initiate a call, your call travels through the phone lines used by the PSTN.

Using a SIP Trunking service changes this process. A SIP Trunking service provider (Like Kanobe) allows a organizations to now get PSTN connectivity through the Internet. Instead of the traditional copper wires running from a central office to a business, a SIP trunk now connects to the PSTN through the Internet. Now when a call is made, a SIP softswitch will route the call to its destination. However, the call will not go through the telephone lines that make up the PSTN. Instead, it will travel through the Internet.

SIP Trunking combines connections for data and voice into a single entity. A company’s data network now carries voice traffic. Features that typically come with this service include local and long distance service, 911 services, directory listing, and caller ID. All of these features will work your company’s existing PBX system.

SIP Features and Benefits

OK, you say. I get how it works, but so what? What will it do for me in terms of cutting costs without sacrificing features? These are fair questions. Some of the benefits companies enjoy by going with a SIP Trunking service are:

• Eliminates the need to purchase equipment that does the work of the SIP Trunking service.
• Doing away with costly PRI (primary rate interface) connections, again reducing costs.
• A reduction in monthly telecommunications expenses, as only one connection is required for voice and data.
• Outsourcing PSTN connectivity to a third party, eliminating long distance charges.
• The use of a hosted VoIP service while still maintaining the investment in their PBX.
• Establishing local numbers in cities across the country instead of using an 800 number.

Bottom Line

SIP Trunking allows your company to leverage your existing investment in the phone system that it has and join that system with the Internet. The result is that the company enjoys VoIP services and enjoys a state of the art communications process while immediately seeing a drop in expenses from the costs associated with the traditional phone provider and service. With a modest outlay, a company can see a beneficial return on investment in a few short months. If you’re looking to cut costs in your company’s phone bill while making the phone system itself more efficient, a SIP trunk is the way to go and Kanobe can help you get there!

Preview shot from tech booth of Hologram Multi-site for ECC

Kanobe, Inc and Bothell Data Services have been working over the past few months with Eastlake Community Church to expand.

Eastlake has taken on a grand endeavor to expand their overcrowded services to 3 new locations throughout Washington.

They settled on a technology solution that records the Pastor at the Kane Hall location and beams a holographic image in real time to the Bothell Campus.

Putting this technology all together has been a massive task and the Kanobe/BDS team has been happy to help out.

Eastlake has had a discernible advantage having their primary Bothell location in the same building as a massive data center.

This gave availability to existing bandwidth connectivity on campus that is essential in ensuring high definition real time streaming works well.

Co-locating the enterprise server in a  truly redundant, highly secure and highly available environment was essential. Having that available on campus made this entire roll out so much easier.

The Kane Hall location came with 100Mbps fiber connectivity over the Pacific NW Gigapop network that peers directly with Kanobe at The Seattle Internet Exchange ensures low latency back to campus is smooth.

The Skyline HS Sammamish location took a bit of work. Kanobe was able to leverage their extensive connections in the Telecommunications sector to locate and install 100Mbps fiber connectivity to the campus.

We wish to thank all those involved, for helping to put this truly amazing technology together.

Avail Company put together the Audio Visual compenents, Streambox provides streaming technology, Eastlake Tech Booth team has been awesome to work with.