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Jay Fuller has extensive knowledge in maintaining and providing networks.  From his early days of running a Bulletin Board System (BBS) (see more) , to the time he assisted with one of Cullman's earliest internet service providers (isp's), pcs-i.net, he always wanted to run his own internet service providership (isp) - - part of which required understanding the internet inside and out - which he eventually accomplished.  Understanding protocols such as tcp/ip and syslog monitoring on tcp 514 as well as using simple network monitoring protocol (snmp) on port 161 - (which isn't so simple, I might add...) - Advanced Computer is able to monitor and interpret internet usage by employees of several of it's clients.  Over the past several years, this technology, compatible with nearly any internet service provider, has enabled employers to monitor and track their employees' productivity as well as restrict access to unauthorized websites.

In 2003, Advanced Computer created a nationwide dialup service for the Cyber Domain Internet Cafe. That service later merged with acsdial - a dialup service created in partnership with CorrWireless when they discontinued their dialup service. If you have a need for inexpensive nationwide dialup internet access, visit us at http://www.acsdial.net.

In 2004, Raymond Pierce retired to Cullman from Memphis - and worked with other Cyber Domain personnel and Advanced Computer personnel to form Cyber Broadband - a high speed / broadband internet service provider whose goal is to make available high speed internet access to rural parts of Cullman County. Cyber Broadband is currently achieving that goal - and providing much-needed broadband internet access to underserved areas of Cullman.  In 2007, Cyber Broadband partnered with the City of Cullman to create Project Access (see more). For more information on Cyber Broadband, or to sign up, please visit http://www.cyberbroadband.net, or call (256) 734-1077.