SunRocket suffered a major
system-wide outage on Thursday and Friday that may have affected all of
its 25K customers. Apparently, the company fell victim to strong
subsriber
growth and session border controllers that couldn't handle the growing
traffic load. Light Reading
has all the details of the VOIP-sphere's latest embarassement, which
does little to help the credibility of the industry or SunRocket. You
wonder if this is more evidence that carriers and cablecos are going to
win the VOIP war because consumers will see them as more reliable. In
particular, perhaps Bell Canada is on the right track with its hosted
residential VOIP service that requires no equipment at a customer's
house, back-up power or truck roll.
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Re: SunRocket Goes Down
by
Stephen
on Mon 19 Sep 2005 04:01 PM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link
I have been waiting ten days for them to refund my $199.00 fee. Their Member Services does not even have a phone number to reach their Billing department. Billing has an email address, but they do not respond. Ripoff...Buyer beware....Switched to Vonage...
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