(July 16, 2002) Our apologies to the internet community, but upon the advice of international experts, Bitstop is terminating the availability of the online jukebox site to the public.
Our advisers pointed out Bitstop’s need to be conscious of, and respect copyrights and avoid infringements of any sort even if the site is done solely for testing and evaluation purposes. Henceforth, the online jukebox will no longer be accessible to the public.
(July 16, 2002) Bitstop is proud to offer Global Content Acceleration Services for websites that wish to be mirrored on 22 international servers around the world.
This mirrored content is paired with advanced algorithms in content management that automatically redirects users to the nearest available server.
Users in Paris will be served from the Paris server, while users in Germany may be served from the Frankfurt servers , and so on…
The Philippine Government portal is the first to use this system. This service is ideal for ecommerce sites and those needing high availability, and low latency, fast response webpages.
The international servers are located in: Atlanta(2), Chicago(2), Dallas, San Jose, Los Angeles(2), New York(2), Seattle, Washington DC, London, Paris, Stockholm, Frankfurt(2), Hongkong, Tokyo(2), Singapore and Taipei.
For inquiries, please click here.
(July 12, 2002) Click here to view the on-demand video webcast of Globe Telecoms’ launch of its Globequest service, featuring voice vpn, and click to talk backed by Cisco Call Manager Services.
(July 11, 2002) Bitstop Inc today, received the formal approval of our application to become the country’s 2nd Microsoft Authorized Education Reseller.
(July 9, 2002) Click here to log in and test the Microsoft ClassServer deployed at Bitstop. The user account is ‘student’ and the password is ‘password’
If you would like to test this system as a teacher, log in by clicking here, and use ‘teacher’ and ‘password’ to log in.
(July
4, 2002) Bitstop Inc is proud to have been chosen by the web developers
to house the TESDA website.
Click here to view the site.
(July 4, 2002) Bitstop Network Services was tapped by Pacific Consultants International Asia, the number one consulting company in Japan, to setup, configure, and deploy a BGP router at their head office in Makati using open-source tools.
PCI Asia has several Internet gateways provided via DSL from PLDT, Bayantel, and Globe. BGP will take care of automatic fail-over and optimal route selection.
(June 29, 2002) Bitstop is looking for partner schools willing to experiment with us on using the newly released Microsoft Class Server.
We will put up the network infrastructure, SQL server database and the schools need only have Internet connectivity to our network. The access time must be below 150ms.
We can jointly announce our progress in the upcoming CEAP affair on August 16, 2002.
List of Participating Schools:
Lyceum Northwestern University
St Anthony’s College
Virgen Milagrosa Educational Foundation
(June 29, 2002) To join the Office Olympics, the University, College or tertiary-level educational institution must be registered by an authorized school official at a joining fee of P2,000.00. The fee is waived, however, for those currently enrolled in Microsoft’s School or Campus Agreement, or those that have bought Microsoft academic software licensing for their PCs.
You can register by contacting Microsoft Support Services through Telephone: (02) 886-5658 or 1-800-1-88-87884 (toll-free) Fax: (02) 886-5657 E-mail: phpromos@microsoft.com
(June 29, 2002) Mr Brad Ball, AM-ASPIC, confirmed our membership in the prestigious Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA).
Btw,
Microsoft’s new MCSA certification accepts CompTIA certifications as
equivalents for electives.
