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Wireless HotSpot Provider Switches from Pricey BlueCoat Filtering to OpenDNSJanuary 30, 2008; 02:54 AM San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) January 30, 2008 -- OpenDNS, the award-winning DNS service that makes the Internet safer, faster, smarter and more reliable, today announced WiFiFee has discontinued its use of BlueCoat Web filtering in favor of OpenDNS. Based in New York, WiFiFee provides wireless hotspots to hotels and multi-dwelling buildings. Now providing DNS service to more than 3 million Internet users worldwide, OpenDNS is the world's largest, fastest-growing DNS service. WiFiFee offers Web content filtering services at some of its wireless Hot Spots. For several of its business customers, Web content filtering is of the utmost importance as it ensures inappropriate content is not accessed online at work. The rising costs of Web content filtering prompted WiFiFee to look beyond the BlueCoat solution. The company found OpenDNS initially because of its free Web content filtering services, but ultimately applied OpenDNS system-wide after learning of its additional benefits, including making its networks significantly faster and more reliable. "Although the content filtering service is a great feature, the main reason WiFiFee has decided to standardize on OpenDNS is that it's simply a fast, reliable DNS product," said Brian Epstein, CEO of WiFiFee. "We are always seeking ways to make our Wireless Internet faster and more reliable and surprisingly one of the biggest support issues we encountered through the many different ISPs we were using had to do with DNS," he continued. "Often users could ping by number, but couldn't resolve the name. Our choice was to build our own DNS servers or find a more reliable DNS partner. We tried OpenDNS at a few locations with remarkable success and now we've moved all our locations over." About WiFiFee About OpenDNS
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