On 16 Aug 2005, at 11:42, Andy G wrote:
A down point here for most ISP support lines. And it's not just the
software support, it's the hardware support. ie actually providing
equipment which is Mac compatible.
The other point it that I don't want to buy another wifi box. I
want the
ISP hardware/service to connect to the Airport.
Which will require an Ethernet modem or router. Even a Mac-friendly
ISP is unlikely to provide this (except at additional cost). Buy your
own Ethernet modem/router and you can use your Airport with any ISP
you like.
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