Customer Feedback from Charles Profitt
Q: What was your experience with the install?
A: "FileWay was very easy to implement with AD authentication built-in to the product. FileWay avoids the need for difficult-to-configure VPNs that require the end user to download and install software on their home computers".
Q: How satisfied are you with the support you have received from Everywhere Networks?
A: "Any time I have had an issue with the product, the FileWay technical support team has been extremely responsive in resolving the issue including issues that fall outside of the scope of their product. When I had an issue with the web server certificate and SSL, the FileWay support team connected to the server remotely and assisted with resolving the issue".
Charles Profitt
Sr. Network Technician
BrainBench Certified - (Master), Microsoft Security| (Master), Storage Area Networks Concepts | (Master), Microsoft Vista Desktop Administration | (Master), Macintosh OS X 10.4 Desktop Administration
Pittsford Central School District
Background Info:
Monroe #1 BOCES is one of 37 Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) in New York State, located in the Town of Perinton, a suburb southeast of Rochester- New York's third largest city (urban population 219,773) and the capital of Monroe County (population 735,343).BOCES 1 is a cooperative extension of the 10 Monroe County suburban school districts on the east side of Rochester, New York. Approximately 48 school districts from 12 neighboring counties in western New York also participate in programs and receive services from Monroe #1 BOCES.
Monroe #1 BOCES employs approximately 525 professional staff and 1,225 staff members, and offers more than 80 programs and services to meet the needs of over 5,500 students and community members, from newborns to senior citizens. From the arts to technology, Monroe #1 BOCES coordinated, innovative educational enrichment programs help students reach beyond classroom walls.
Monroe #1 BOCES offers a full range of special education programs (from special schools to support for full inclusion in regular school settings) annually to more than 1,300 students, preschool to age 21, from approximately 48 school districts in western New York. Students’ challenges may include cognitive, physical or learning disabilities, speech-language impairment, autism, emotional disabilities, attention deficit disorder, other health impairments, or a combination of these. BOCES 1 intervention often begins shortly after birth. Monroe #1 BOCES Special Education offers individualized programs serving high-needs students.
