Typically when people refer to using "DSL" for ISP access, they're talking
about ADSL or RADSL which is an analog signal and requires that you be
within 12,000 - 18,000 cable feet of the service Central Office. This
depends on a number of other items including cable gauge and the presence
of gauge
On Sun, 22 Aug 1999, shadow wrote:
> The 15,200 foot limit ..is that physically from the central office or
> can it be from one of the "outhouse" switching station. I've been
> wondering if those little outhouses were the digital to analog
> switching and if that would qualify. I am out in the mid
On Sat, 21 Aug 1999, [iso-8859-1] Andr? Bell wrote:
> Now I'll have to call them (listen to the hard sale) and find out if
> they have $4,000 per month in mind -- no thanks -- or something less.
> $4,000 per month just for a hook up, plus ISP fees, is way too
> expensive for what I have in mind.
Your ISP should have DSL POPs setup around the area dueto the fact that
DSL is distant sensitive.
On Sun, 22 Aug 1999, shadow wrote:
> The 15,200 foot limit ..is that physically from the central office or can it
> be
> from one of the "outhouse" switching station. I've been wondering if those
On Sat, 21 Aug 1999, [iso-8859-1] André Bell wrote:
->have $4,000 per month in mind -- no thanks -- or something less. $4,000
Yikes that is expensive. My phone company, charges a $99 install fee, plus
you must provide the router or by one from them. But the monthly charge is
on $200 for 7.1Mbps,
shadow wrote:
>
> The 15,200 foot limit ..is that physically from the central office or can it
> be
> from one of the "outhouse" switching station. I've been wondering if those
> little outhouses were the digital to analog switching and if that would
> qualify. I am out in the middle of nowhere b
The 15,200 foot limit ..is that physically from the central office or can it be
from one of the "outhouse" switching station. I've been wondering if those
little outhouses were the digital to analog switching and if that would
qualify. I am out in the middle of nowhere but I have one of those outho
André Bell wrote:
>
> My local phone company sends me ads every week for a dsl account and I'm
> wondering if it is good enough to run a small server on since it is 24
> hours direct connection and "50 times faster than 28k".
>
> Something about the pricing and the offer make it seem too good to
Thanks Tom for the help.
My phone company charges a $99 install fee and requires one to three year
contracts to install dsl, modem included. The one thing they won't
disclose in their literature or their web page is the monthly price :(
Now I'll have to call them (listen to the hard sale) and fi
If you can get DSL and afford it do it! You should have no problem
running a server off of it. I work for an internet company that offers
DSL for corporate use (Bell Atlantic has not really made that technology
availibale in upstatd NY yet). All of our DSL customers are running
servers off of t
My local phone company sends me ads every week for a dsl account and I'm
wondering if it is good enough to run a small server on since it is 24
hours direct connection and "50 times faster than 28k".
Something about the pricing and the offer make it seem too good to be true.
I'm thinking maybe
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