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"EFTPOS is down" is yesterday's problem. It is unacceptable. Let us eliminate the points of failure.

Using the public internet is the safest and lowest cost option, if everyone does their job:
 
• Tyro's two secure data centres run without
  single points of failure. They are designed
  not to fail.
• Tyro uses Optus and Telstra IP core and
  Optus, Telstra and Vodafone GPRS
  private APN networks. They are designed
  and built to be fault tolerant.
• Tyro's military grade encrypted transactions
   are routed over the 'always on' internet.
• You should set-up your internal network
  keeping it simple and secure.
• You should select a connectivity option
  that provides you the resilience you need.
• You should consult your IT department or
  IT service provider.

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Your broadband connection for your POS, EFTPOS, Web is as resilient as you choose it to be.

The path towards increasing resilience
(samples with indicative list prices):

• Residential grade ADSL
  Draytek DV2700 router $165
  plus $30-$35/month plan

• Business grade ADSL 
  Draytek DV2700 router $165
  plus $60-$65/month plan

• Dual ADSL with automatic failover
  Draytek DV2910 router $258
  plus $95/month for two plans

• ADSL with 3G-GSM/GPRS failover
  Draytek DV2910 router $258
  plus ADSL plan and $10/month GPRS

• ADSL with analog dial-up modem failover
  Sonicwall TZ 190 router $850
  plus ISP plan for $10+/month

• Additional Tyro EFTPOS terminal option
  with GSM/GPRS back-up for $10/month

There are many more vendors and products available.

If you need support in the field to check and fix the network and/or set-up routers and terminals, look at the Gizmo offer.