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> Stephen
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> Subject: Re: Does switching from 1.5 Mbp to a faster fiber-
two years
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supported, how was it working for two years
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[mailto:plug-discuss-boun...@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us] On Behalf Of Stephen
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2009 11:49 PM
To: Main PLUG discussion list
Subject: Re: Does swit
I managed hDSL circuits at Nike (Senior Voice/Data Network Analyst); and had
Qwest here, there are no settings in your cable modem to change; it's all
done through Quality of Service aka Bandwidth shaping on the basis of the
user database service levels.
They don't support Linux, so you need to be
i just never mention Linux, i just Ask for X Y and Z and then hook things up.
Only when questioned do i tell them anything.
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 4:12 PM, Josef Lowder wrote:
> On 4/17/09, Stephen wrote:
>> it mostly just reconfigured the modem with a uPNPesque application.
>>
>> but honestl
SEE FAQ: http://www.qwestchoice.com/faqs.html
Excerpt:
*What if I want to upgrade to the faster service later?*
Choice OnLine is available in two different service packages, Classic and
Select. At anytime these services can be changed from one to another. Change
of service is immediate. To hav
On Fri, 2009-04-17 at 15:36 -0700, Josef Lowder wrote:
> Does switching from my current Qwest DSL 1.5 Mbp service to a faster
> fiber-optic connection require any system changes?
>
> When I first got hooked up with Qwest DSL, I remember it was quite a
> hassle to get it to work. But once I got it
No switching to a higher bandwidth DSL Qwest service will equate to nothing
more than a QoS jockey batch running the settings to each level of service
based on your support tags.
I would, however, be sure that they did not charge you for the "self
install" kit.
Once you determine it was not part
Instead of Linux, try telling them you have a network setup, and need to make
the settings changes on/through the router. (Assuming this is true)
If they still aren't helpful, ask to speak to a knowledgeable tech, sometimes
you can get past the script-readers to someone who knows
what they're tal
On 4/17/09, Stephen wrote:
> it mostly just reconfigured the modem with a uPNPesque application.
>
> but honestly call their customer service department and ask them what
> your settings need to be to connect. they most likely can get you that stuff.
I'll try that, but in the past, whenever I m
it mostly just reconfigured the modem with a uPNPesque application.
but honestly call their customer service department and ask them what
your settings need to be to connect. they most likely can get you that
stuff.
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 3:36 PM, Josef Lowder wrote:
> Does switching from my cu
Does switching from my current Qwest DSL 1.5 Mbp service to a faster
fiber-optic connection require any system changes?
When I first got hooked up with Qwest DSL, I remember it was quite a
hassle to get it to work. But once I got it sorted out, with a few
relatively minor outages, it has been wor
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