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What happens when your Internet connection goes down? Does your business grind to a halt as angry users descend on you asking what the problem is and when it will be resolved? Do you call your ISP and complain, but have no historical downtime logging to back-up your claims that they are breaking their SLA? We\u2019ve been there too! That\u2019s why we created WAN Failover, the only way to deliver the best Internet connection uptime\u2026and network admin job security.<\/p>\n

No ISP is foolproof, they all have planned and unplanned downtime. That\u2019s why we recommend using multiple ISPs and WAN Failover. WAN Failover tests your Internet connections, and when one slows or fails, it can reroute network traffic over the remaining connections, maximizing your uptime. WAN Failover also logs all downtime for each connection, arming you with the evidence you need to hold your ISPs accountable.<\/p>\n

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