Sio vita lakini.
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 5:39 PM, John Gitau
<jgitau@gmail.com> wrote:
I think for the sort of thing you're looking for and assuming you havent done so your requirements pretty much tell what you need to do.
If you need advice Id say go for Safaricom. they really do have the widest coverage ie a one stop shop.
Telkom does have a country wide coverage. I however don't believe you'll get a good level of service from them (purely based on member contributions here). Maybe we should do a quick survey on all these providers since we on this list pretty much use them all. evaluate on:
- coverage
-support
-proper installations
-proper customer engagement ie which ISP has the most helpful sales team ie they answer your questions honestly and -accurately - on point and can callup the relevante teams if shit hits the fan - like if you asked for DMVPN and IPv6 and there's some sweat appears
- diversity of connectivity ie L2/L3 vpn, traditional tdm etc etc
If you were to do such a survey what would you be looking for, what would you ask respondents for?
You could also do a mix and match ie for each location pick the best one and do your own mpls network....
Gitau**Gitau
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