am 10.01.2007 6:01 Uhr schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED] unter [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > After a while I figured out that you are in Germany... > in order to find that out I googled to "DSL-6000" and afterwards I also > saw that you share your firstname with Udo Juergens :-) > > Just to say that "DSL-6000" is a brandname that people from other > countries maybe dont immediately understand.
Well, DSL-2000 is a DSL line capable of 2000 MBit/second, DSL-6000 is a DSL line capable of 6000 MBit/second -- I thought that would be obvious -- sorry, my mistake. The unused wires in each of my 12-wire cables are connected to nothing, they just lie there open ended on both sides. The insulation is not removed on the ends, so they can't accidentally touch either. As it is running now, I don't intend to change something in the near future. The guy from the German Telekom said somthing about, that the ISDN signal must not be on wires next to the wires which carry the DSL signal. Now I have to figure out, which wires in a 12-wire calbe are next to each other.... But I can ask someone who knows about such things amongst my friends... Thanks for the explanation. Udo ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
