The Twoobii HOTspot service provides an easy to use option to control WiFi usage and access through the issue of vouchers. This user guide provides a summary of how to issue vouchers.

The Twoobii standby service is implemented as a secondary service and is seamlessly integrated with the customer network. In the event of a primary service failure the end-user service will be automatically routed over the satellite link to implement seamless business continuity.

The satellite industry is very familiar with the 3 myths of satellite services: – You know, that satellite is expensive, slow and it has a latency problem. This is generally the default starting point in any solution discussion when satellite is proposed. In this series of Info Posts, we are going to provide actual market references to prove these myths as outdated and no longer applicable to the current satellite technologies available in the market today.

The satellite industry is very familiar with the 3 myths of satellite services: – You know, that satellite is expensive, slow and it has a latency problem. This is generally the default starting point in any solution discussion when
satellite is proposed. In this series of Info Posts, we are going to provide actual market references to prove these myths as outdated and no longer applicable to the current satellite technologies available in the market today.

YES, there are two basic rules to designing satellite solutions, and NO, these rules are not complex engineering and mathematical rules. It is simply understanding where satellite technology maps into our integrated connected world and for what application satellite works perfectly. As for anything else in life, if you use a tool in the wrong application you can’t blame the tool for not working.

The Twoobii installation course was developed to assist our field engineers and service partners with the installation and set-up of a Twoobii user terminal and Wi-Fi Router (if included in the sale). The training is a practical hands-on session and is offered either as an e-training session via Zoom or Microsoft Teams or in-class training on-site at our Q-KON Africa offices in Centurion, South Africa.

To achieve an optimum balance between cost and performance the Twoobii network implements a “soft-cap” quality of service and fair user access policy according to the principles described in this document.

Twoobii services the full range of user requirements including the provision of “private network” requirements. Twoobii architects have full end-to-end control on all the network parameters and can control quality of service and network sizing in detail.

Twoobii provides “off-grid” broadband services to business and retail operation which are not reliably connected to the telco grid. Low power consumption and effective communication design enables Twoobii to also operate using a solar system and “off-grid” from the national power network.

Surveillance Video over Satellite forms part of the many Value-Added Services that is designed and optimized to compliment the Twoobii VSAT connectivity solution in order to enhance functionality and satisfy business requirements.

This user guide will assist in understanding local Wi-Fi networks and how the performance of the Wi-Fi network determines your final user browsing experience. It will also help to identify constraints in a typical Wi-Fi network.

Business locations are connected via a primary terrestrial network and Twoobii satellite terminals are installed at all locations to implement the back-up service. The network is then controlled using Cisco IPSLA routing protocol or similar failover protocol that will switch from the primary service across to the Twoobii satellite link.

The Twoobii service provides excellent performance when the user needs are aligned with the active service profile. To make sure you selected the optimum service profile, and to manage your daily usage, it is very informative to see the GB usage statistics for a particular site.

The Twoobii services provides excellent performance when the user patterns are aligned with the correct service profile. This guide defines typical user services in GB volumes as an input to quantify the expected user needs and to select the most suited profile.

The satellite industry is very familiar with the 3 myths of satellite services: – You know, that satellite is expensive, slow and it has a latency problem. This is generally the default starting point in any solution discussion when
satellite is proposed. In this series of Info Posts, we are going to provide actual market references to prove these myths as outdated and no longer applicable to the current satellite technologies available in the market today.

YES, there are two basic rules to designing satellite solutions, and NO, these rules are not complex engineering and mathematical rules. It is simply understanding where satellite technology maps into our integrated connected world and for what application satellite works perfectly. As for anything else in life, if you use a tool in the wrong application you can’t blame the tool for not working.