"ApplianSys is the only vendor that takes the time to look at our appliances for us, and it really goes a long way."
Mike Caruso, Orland Park Consolidated High School District 230, USA "We rolled out 1200 Chromebooks to classrooms and CACHEBOX means that we haven't needed to increase our bandwidth."
Rodney Leer, Brenham Independent School District, USA "Our bandwidth problems have been practically eliminated. Monitoring & customization is a snap with the web interface."
Desert Academy, Santa Fe, USA "We have eliminated human-error from the updates and with administrators no longer having to work unsociable hours there is higher job satisfaction"
Dan Risher, Network Manager, UCG, USA "Before CACHEBOX, we had lots of issues with our bandwidth connection and this was a real headache for IT. Since we deployed CACHEBOX, we have had no problems."
Sundeep Jogoo, Middlesex University, Mauritius

CACHEBOX Caribbean cure

April 05, 2011
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ApplianSys announced today that St George’s University, the leading Caribbean medical school, has bought a CACHEBOX solution to improve bandwidth performance at its main campus at True Blue, Grenada, and a computer centre in New York.

The New York site has 200 users and a 150Mbps connection, while Grenada has 6,000 users with 300Mbps. Its network structure comprises of three units: one serves all users in its New York location, with the other two serving different sets of users each on two separate internal networks in Grenada.

Network Engineer Joseph Del Vecchio explains, “While all our units are independent, the two sets of users behind each of the two units in Grenada converge at a firewall and have access to the same internet connections. This resulted in limited bandwidth and slow internet connectivity, so we had a cluster pair of CACHEBOX230 units to help free off some of that load. This has helped us save bandwidth and improve internet access in Grenada. The same was achieved by deploying a single CACHEBOX230 in New York.”

Founded as an independent School of Medicine in 1976, St. George’s University (www.sgu.edu) is located in the island of Grenada, West Indies. Its students and faculty come from across 140 countries and it has approximately 11,000 graduates. The university is affiliated with educational institutions worldwide, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Ireland.