Your total IT solutions specialist in Melbourne http://paransolutions.com.au/ Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST ParanSolutions RRS builder on linux x86 This 802.11g and Super GTM wireless router adds considerable power and flexibility to your network. Five products in one, it combines an ADSL modem, router, 10/100 LAN switch, 108 Mbps Super G access point and SPI Double Firewall. It gives you untethered continuous connectivity to your network resources and the Internet and allows you to share your broadband access with all of your networked computers wirelessly or with wires using Ethernet cables. Featuring high-speed 802.11g and Super G wireless capability and up to ten times faster than 802.11b it allows you to download large files, videoconference, and distribute and play high-quality digital movies, byte-hungry photos, and smooth, MP3s and digital movie streams at long range in the blink of an eye. Simple to use, it plugs directly into your ADSL line. An integrated switch lets you directly connect four computers or any combination of four computers, access points or printers. Setup couldn't be easier with NETGEAR's Smart Wizard install assistant http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=dg834gt http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&o=206738 Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST TELSTRA will launch a fresh assault on the booming $1 billion-a-year broadband market this Friday, slashing prices for its Big Pond services as the telecoms group seeks to lift its market share above 50 per cent. The company will enter the market for fully bundled telecommunications services for the first time by offering new customers discounts when they take broadband, fixed-line, mobiles and pay-TV services together. In a letter to its dealers, Telstra outlined new price plans that would see new customers get half-price services for up to 12 months if they used internet billing. The offer could see new customers save up to $660 for high-speed internet access alone in the first year. Telstra confirmed the new offers in an announcement today. But market analysts said Telstra was only playing catch-up to Optus which had had an aggressive offer in the market for the past two months. ADVERTISEMENT Telstra chief executive Sol Trujillo publicly stated his concern over Telstra's share http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&a=13 http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&o=206760 Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST Due to the worldwide joint venture between LG Electronics and Nortel that occurred late last year. Sharing the combined knowledge and experience of the 2 companies will inevitably see some amazing technologies and products arise. Ultimately in the long term our services and product lines will continue to improve. http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&a=18 http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&o=26439 Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST The 3.6 software has been released after a successful field trial period. The Aria 24ipe is completing its second round of 3.6 field trial sites so look for its long awaited release soon. The new software version will allow for the upcoming SIP trunking features to be activated. http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&a=17 http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&o=26438 Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST Head office have now confirmed that SIP trunking is available on the entire range of PABX solutions from LG-Aria. Customers can now enjoy the flexibility of connecting to 'Virtual Communications Providers', relatives or inter-office over the internet. SIP can dramatically reduce the total cost of operating your business communications with some providers offering calls as cheap as $0.10c per unit nationally. In order to use the SIP features, the PABX must have the current Version 3.6 firmware and have the appropriate interface card installed. http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&a=16 http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&o=26437 Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST After a bit of a struggle with our NetJet ISDN card and the 2.6 kernel, we eventually got Asterisk running with a 2.4 kernel and the voice patch for the PCI NetJet isdn modem. Once running, asterisk works fine letting us interface 2 channels into the Aria 24. We have successfully tested the configuration with a Grandstream BT101, a linux laptop running Ekiga and even an XP machine running Xten and a bluetooth headset. Voicemail to Email works an absolute treat. While in Sydney for the V8 supercars at Oran part, Jerry easily connected to the voip server at the office (Using a linux laptop with a 3G access card), and made local Melbourne calls without a hitch. For more info contact the office. http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&a=19 http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&o=26440 Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST For all you cablers out there, the ACMA (former ACA) released the updated to the CPR now called AS/ACIF S009:2006. Some of the key rule changes include lt;brgt;lt;hrgt;lt;bgt;Conduit Requirementslt;/bgt;lt;brgt; lt;ligt;Aboveground outdoor conduit now does not need to comply with S008 lt;ligt;Underground conduit may now be flexible although rigid conduit is preferred lt;ligt;The use of conduit with visible, unsafe, misleading markings (eg:Electrical) is prohibited. lt;hrgt;lt;bgt;Cabling in suspended(false) ceilingslt;/bgt;lt;brgt; lt;ligt;Laying cables on top of ceiling tilesor tying them to hanger rods is now expressly prohibited lt;hrgt;lt;bgt;Appropriate use of cable productslt;/bgt;lt;brgt; lt;ligt;Cord or cordage shouldnot be used for fixed or consealed calbling unless this is supported by the manufacturer lt;ligt;Cable with red sheath should only be used for fire detection or fire alarm systems lt;ligt;There is an express requirement for products to be used for their intended purpose lt;hrgt http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&a=24 http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&o=26490 Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST The ACMA (Formally the ACA) has released a tool to block incoming spam and report it to the authorities all in 1 go. The spam reported will aid the ACMA's forensic analysts to work towards tracking down major sources of spam. The SpamMATTERS tool is available to all Australian residents and citizens. For more information have a look at lt;a href=http://www.spam.acma.gov.augt;www.spam.acma.gov.ault;/agt; Sadly for all those that prefer not to use Microsoft products, this feature is not available. The tool is only available as a plugin for Outlook or Outlook Express http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&a=25 http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&o=26491 Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST After a bit of messing around, our postgreSQL-RSS daemon is now happily running in the background again. About 200 lines in C, it connects to our database server, reads the updated feed data (Added from our admin web page) and converts it into a valid xml file. If your geeky enough to want a copy of our rss daemon, just drop us a line. http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&a=20 http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&o=26441 Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST Had enough of your existing phone system?. Time to upgrade?. Simply configure your new pabx/pbx here and we will email you a quote. Choose from the broad range of affordable LG Aria 7000 series handsets, including cordless DECT handsets, VOIP and more. http://paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=tel_cfg http://www.paransolutions.com.au/index.php?f=news&o=206736 Mon, 24 Jul 2006 03:07:32 EST