Wyebay Networks Inc

Wyebay Solutions is recognized as cross trained in multiple technology disciplines, and has years of experience deploying complex solutions that facilitate both data and voice system automation.

With over 10 years of technology experience, Wyebay recognizes that no one company can be all things to all people. This thinking presented Wyebay with the unique opportunity of becoming experts in a few key areas of technology, the basis of which is founded on Microsoft Windows 2003 Server and Active Directory design and integration. As an alternative to traditional client server based environments, Wyebay also works closely with thin client technology, implementing what is referred to as a server based computing model. Ease of application deployment and centralized management are two of the inherent benefits recognized from Citrix technology.

With vast expertise in Cisco technology, Wyebay provides infrastructure design solutions which include switching and routing for both LAN and WAN environments. Without a solid enterprise security strategy corporations which assume their "e" initiatives are enabling them to remain competitive are in fact exposing their vulnerabilities, therefore both internal and external security design and policies are of the utmost importance. Wyebay security experts will design and implement a seamless remote access and firewall solution utilizing Wyebay's vast technologies providing the ultimate in secure access to sensitive corporate data.

Telephony is Wyebay’s newest area of expertise. With the advent of Cisco’s leading Voice Over IP solutions Wyebay is able to deliver the latest in voice and data convergence, including Unity voice mail with Unified Messaging and the finest in Call Center technology.

Wyebay Solutions always offers the expertise of our Project Management and Consulting disciplines. These teams work jointly to provide efficient and effective solutions to meet our client's needs.

Antenna Technology Overview

Antenna polarization is an important consideration when selecting and installing antennas. Most wireless communication systems use either linear (vertical, horizontal) or circular polarization. Knowing the difference between polarizations can help maximize system performance for the user. Circular polarization is more efficient than elliptical polarization because circular polarization uses less energy in propagating the signal, thus delivering more power.

Line-of-Sight

High-frequency systems (e.g. 2.4 GHz and higher) that use linear polarization typically require a clear line-of-sight path between the two points in order to operate. Such systems have difficulty penetrating obstructions due to reflected signals which weaken the propagating signal. Reflected linear signals return to the propagating antenna in the opposite phase, thereby weakening the propagating signal. Conversely, circularly-polarized systems also incur reflected signals, but the reflected signal is returned in the opposite sense largely avoiding conflict with the propagating signal. The result is that circularly-polarized signals are much better for penetrating and bending around obstructions.

Thus, when a line-of-sight path is impaired by light obstructions (e.g. foliage or small buildings), circular polarization is much more effective than linear polarization for establishing communication links. In addition, circular polarization is more resistant to signal degradation due to inclement weather conditions for the same reasons.

Software Advantage with Concierge

This is a Linux based build-it-yourself software for system administrators, small business owners, small/home office workers and multi-PC households, that will let them convert a standard PC into a network gateway or appliance server. Building and using the appliance requires no operating system, networking or server expertise. This software is the most easy to use, affordable and complete client-server networking solution on the market today.

Features/Functions Unlike other thin server/appliances, Concierge software supports dual network configurations and offers a multiple set of features/functions that can be enabled as needed. When used in the Small Business configuration, the PC running Concierge software can connect an unlimited number of IP-enabled clients to the Internet via a single analog/DSL/ISDN/Cable modem or router/switch/hub connection. Built-in DHCP, DNS and NAT services automatically create an instant client-server network or network segment without having to install software on the clients. When used in the Work Group configuration, the PC becomes a network-ready appliance server that you simply plug into a pre-existing network. In either configuration, the software comes with an e-mail server, print/file server, web server and web caching engine to provide all server functions required by a small network. Additional features supported include VPN/firewall, UPS, SMP and others. Installing the software takes less time and is similar to installing Windows on a standard PC, while network configuration is performed with a Setup Wizard. This kind of flexibility and features can only be found in very expensive/complex multi-vendor client-server solutions. It offers significantly better price/performance than other appliances or peer-to-peer home networking products.