Am Don, 03 Apr 2036 schrieben Sie:
> Well to begin with you will NEVER, EVER hear an ISP say it was their
> problem...it is ALWAYS the clients, they will blame anything and
> everything...but themselves. As far as I know..once you have connected to the
> 'Net...your system is like anyone elses while surfing, ie:modem, multimedia,
> files...it doesn't matter. Also since most of the protocols/file structures
> used on the Net are based on UNIX, there should be better compatibility.
>
> As long as there are no problems with you modem setup, it is like any other
> modem. As for the disconnects, there are Linux similar programs for RESUMING
> d/l's, I saw a bunch of them yesterday( similar to BulletProofFTP, CuteFTP,
> etc...), on one of the RPM sites..(sorry I forget which one...I was site
> hopping), you may be able to finish the d/l or maybe not...(not sure because
> you didn't START the d/l with it). Also there are many reasons for getting
> dropped from your ISP..UNLESS you can state that EVERY 10 mins ( or
> whatever)you get dropped. As for ISP's yes some are better than
> other's...talk to friends ask who they use... also look into some of the free
> providers...they can serve as a backup.
> I would like to do that...but I have cable, and when I install my jumpered
> C.L. 56K modem...it takes over on my internet connection.
>
> Sorry for my long windedness...:)
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Do those download managers work in the background together with N.N. or are
there standalone programs themselves?? (easier to find in the net, knowing
this, cause I found things..., but my english is not good enought to find out
wheather it is, what I'm searching for)
What about getting more than one IP-address, please correct me if I'm wrong:
As far as I understood most domains (such as www.t-online.de) do have more then
one IP-address (such as 123.45.678.90) to route from?? So knowing more than one
IP-address, of my providers domain, would prevent me from being thrown out
the net, when that special host, the one wich number I'm using to connect, would
brake down???
Did I get that right, or did I completely missunderstood the whole ISP-thing?
I would be pleased to be enlightened by one of you about this Subject, to make
a better choice of ISP next time.
Thanks,
Joerg
