Case Studies
London Business School
LBS wanted a solution that would allow administration to be shared with the IT helpdesk without risking network stability. more »
EMAX
As the first provider of WiMax in Peru, EMAX observed heavy network traffic and struggled to save bandwidth. more »
Access Kenya
Access Kenya replaced its BIND solution with DNSBOX to automate DNS management processes, reduce overhead costs, improve QoS for its customers and future-proof its DDI infrastructure. more »
Tennessee Board of Regents
TBR wanted to implement a solution that was easy to install and manage and that would address its aging DNS infrastructure. more »
Teledata ICT
The business needed to save bandwidth, in order to offer better value to its customers and to attract new business. more »
CMPi
CMPi needed a solution that would improve their responsiveness when responding to internal requests for DNS changes. more »
Lindbergh Schools District
For Lindbergh Schools District a BYOD scheme raised the challenge of how to effectively cater to a growing number of devices on its network. more »
Esplanade Wireless
With around 45% of traffic being Port 80 traffic, Esplanade realised caching was the best way to get more out of its existing connections. more »
Probrand
Deciding against out sourcing its DNS, Probrand wanted a secure, easy to use solution to protect its online procurement portal from DNS failure. more »
Karib Cable Kelcom
Internet video was becoming a serious strain on Karib Cable’s bandwidth. It wanted a way to improve its bandwidth to add more subscribers whilst increasing speeds for its existing customers. more »
Hollywood Studio
Limited by an aging DNS infrastructure, this leading Hollywood studio wanted a BIND compliant DNS solution. more »
Cambridgeshire Council
The council wanted to control bandwidth usage and costs for supporting demand from remote village colleges without upgrading the existing infrastructure. more »
National Association of Home Builders
Frustrated by delays in getting DNS changes made when they needed them done, NAHB decided to manage DNS themselves. more »
Zaytona ISP
To cope with a rapidly expanding customer base, Zaytona needed to expand its network to add bandwidth capacity and improve user experience. more »
Trafficmaster
Trafficmaster wanted a solution that would reduce the load on the websites and protect the relationships with partners. more »
Exel
Dissatisfied with the DNS service from its ISP, Exel decided it needed a secure and straight forward way of bringing DNS management in-house. more »
Leeds Learning Network
Leeds Learning Network wanted to install a web acceleration solution compatible with the existing Symantec Web Security filtering implementation. more »
Cybernet
Outgrowing its previous Linux-based DNS solution, Cybernet chose DNSBOX to ease management headaches, ensure reliable customer services and significantly save on cost. more »
Medicine Park Telephone Company
Medicine Park Telephone Company was concerned about the effects of limited bandwidth but wanted to improve the service it provides to thousands of customers in Oklahoma. more »
Peterborough City Council
Peterborough City Council needed to reduce the complexity of DNS administration whilst improving security and reliability for core IP services. more »