SURFING THE NET:
FAQ on Internet browsing
This page will answer some of the questions you may have regarding surfing the Internet.

For older Netscape browsers, Click on Options and General Preferences. Under Home Page Location, set your URL to http://www.easycall.com.ph or whatever site you prefer (Remember to input the full internet address including "http://www"). Click on OK to save the changes.

If you are using Netscape Communicator, Click on Edit and Preferences Under Category, select Navigator. Under the home page location, enter http://www.easycall.com.ph or http://www.yourfavoritesite.com and click on OK to save the changes.

For the rest of us who are Internet Explorer users, Click on View, then Internet Options, then under the General tab, Go to Homepage address, change it to http://www.easycall.com.ph or http://www.yourfavoritesite.com and click on OK to save the changes.

This could be due to a lot of factors, it might be caused by too many people accessing the site all at once. It might also be that the site has been moved to another server or it might be under maintenance. In either of these cases, try to visit the site again after a while.

Factors to consider:
The most common cause is that too many people are trying to connect to the same website at the same time. Try accessing the site at other times during the day, preferably early in the morning or late at night, to see if this makes difference.

Your browser may have corrupted files. If this is the case we advise you to re-install the browser or use another browser. Other reasons include:

The server to which you are trying to link is down (experiencing network problems).

The server to which you are trying to link does not exist. You may have misspelled or mistyped the server name.

You may be having problems with your own dial-up connection. Try other sites to confirm the quality of your dial-up link.
Your phone carrier may also be causing the slow connection. Phone carrier may also be a factor for slow connection since phone connection also affects dial-up connection.

Page cannot be displayed?

Factors to consider:
The server to which you are trying to link is down (experiencing network problems).

The server to which you are trying to link does not exist. You may have misspelled or mistyped the server name.

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Architecture

Traffic Monitoring System

The whole solution is hosted on our own high performance servers in a cluster interconnected through fibre channels and on a storage server which gives us an extremely high performance hardware solution.
The IP connectivity is achieved using BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) and 2 independent ISP’s.

The whole hardware solution is hosted in a professional data centre and everything is designed to be fault-tolerant. This gives us a reliable and scalable solution. Security is also a point on which we insist. The system relies on .NET and Java object oriented programming (OOP), which gives us an easy and robust way to implement new features.

Architecture

Client connectivity layer
- Multiple interface options: SMPP , HTTP , XML, flexible for various encodings.
- Multiple concurrent connections over SMPP for the same account.

Enterprise layer
- Billing subsystem
  - Real time billing and reporting.
  - Special feature - multiple accounts and routing profiles on the same billing.
  - Easy-to-use and intuitive reseller panel for self-defining routing profile.
- DB
- Administration
- Reporting

Routing layer (the heart of our mobile transaction platform)
- Monitoring and alerting subsystems – active Quality of Service (QoS) monitoring - delays, encodings and all GSM features - on over 30 networks checking the delivery ratio on all worldwide networks. These subsystems are among the most important units of our mobile transaction system that allow us to have a high QoS.
- Auto routing subsystem - hard interaction with the monitoring and alerting subsystem creates our Auto routing subsystem - automatically chooses the optimal routing in a given time frame.
- Account slotting – every account has its own queue and is not in any case influenced by traffic of other accounts (customers) – in that way we can handle high volume traffic and at the same time maintain an unrevealed QoS.
- Flexibility – special rules for the routing logic can be defined for each account.
- MNP routing – a subsystem responsible for the adequate routing of messages regarding mobile portability – based on updated MNP databases or realtime HLR (Home Location Registry) queries.

Operator connectivity layer
- Handling of all billing, financial and technical complexity with mobile operators as: various encodings, multiple protocols to operators.
- We maintain over 30 different direct operators and over 100 1st tier indirect connections.
- We are also running our own SMSC solution over ss7 giving us an unrevealed QoS.

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