ISPs who offer SDSL connections (5 to 10 Mbit/s) in Geneva are invited
to contact me off-list. Please state budgetary pricing for 5 to 10 Mb/s.
Thank you
Anthony
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On Aug 28, 2006, at 12:09 PM, ueli heuer wrote:
On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 10:00:33 +0200
Marcel Prisi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Manuel Wenger wrote:
We have a pair of Tahoe with about 4.8M per pair, and when I asked
the
Swisscom guy if it was OK, he told me that as we rented the line, we
could
Xaver Aerni schrieb:
I think the Traffic is a bigger Problem... I must make a line from a
"little Kaff" to a "littlerer Kaff" (wo sich Hase und Fuchs gute
Nacht wünschen...) The distance is on air 12 km... on Cable is i
think till 10 times more...
This is the Problem... On this distance I'm happ
7;m happy when I have the normal 1.8 mb on SDSL or 4 MB on
Swisslink Data...
The 3. way if Fredy has a 10 MB Line on this "Käffer"...
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From: "Lukas Beeler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2006 11:39 AM
Subject: Re: [swinog]
On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 10:00:33 +0200
Marcel Prisi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Manuel Wenger wrote:
>
> We have a pair of Tahoe with about 4.8M per pair, and when I asked the
> Swisscom guy if it was OK, he told me that as we rented the line, we
> could put anything we wanted on it ...
hmm, so yo
Manuel Wenger wrote:
Michel Renfer wrote:
AFAIK they use multiple pairs...
You're right, for 6M and 8M they use multiple pairs, but for 4M they use
1 pair (which is > 2.3M). Therefore this would be illegal according to
Swisscom spectrum management... Or not?
We have a pair of Tahoe with abou
Hi
> Depending on your budget and application, you can use two Linux
> or *BSD based machines with some SDSL Bridges (e.G. ZyXEL), [..]
Here's some information on how to do this with GNU/Linux:
http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.loadshare.html
Daniel
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Michel Renfer wrote:
> AFAIK they use multiple pairs...
You're right, for 6M and 8M they use multiple pairs, but for 4M they use
1 pair (which is > 2.3M). Therefore this would be illegal according to
Swisscom spectrum management... Or not?
-Manuel
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Hi
If the equipment on both sides is under your (administrative) control
You can make use of multilink-ppp over those 2 sdsl-linese to
aggregate both physical links to one logical links.
We did this years ago with leased-lines ...
Regards, Markus
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AFAIK they use multiple pairs...
cheers,
michel
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Manuel Wenger
> Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2006 11:04 PM
> To: swinog@swinog.ch
> Subject: R: [swinog] SDSL
>
> Andre Oppermann
> Do you mean Cablecom is currently illegal if it is offering copper
> G.SHDSL lines doing 8M on 2 wires?
>
> -Manuel
You mean 2 pairs? G.SHDSL currently tops out at 4.8mbit per copper pair/loop.
Actually I also heard about Cablecom offering 4/8mbps lines on 1/2 copper
pairs. Not sure if this is
Andre Oppermann wrote:
> Unfortunatly everything doing more than 2.3Mbit/s per copper
> pair is currently not allowed by Swisscom spectrum management.
Do you mean Cablecom is currently illegal if it is offering copper
G.SHDSL lines doing 8M on 2 wires?
-Manuel
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I didn't knew that. Well the worst problem, if you had a bug with your
2.3+ Mb equipement, would be that you won't get any support of Swisscom
on your copper pair if you ask then for ...
Right ?
nope - you won't get support from SCM anyway for your equipment.
bandwidth/line-quality isn't g
or limited to these 2.3Mbps?
Thank you,
-Kurt.
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On Behalf Of Andre Oppermann
Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2006 9:42 PM
To: swinog@swinog.ch
Subject: Re: [swinog] SDSL
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Woups,
I didn't knew that. Well the worst problem, if you had a bug with your
2.3+ Mb equipement, would be that you won't get any support of Swisscom
on your copper pair if you ask then for ...
Right ?
Andre Oppermann wrote:
Nik Hug wrote:
By the way, I'd be curious if there are other pr
Nik Hug wrote:
By the way, I'd be curious if there are other products that can
achieve that performance on a copper pair ...
there are a lot of others
zhone (former: paradyne and nettonet)
actelis
Unfortunatly everything doing more than 2.3Mbit/s per copper pair
is currently not allowed by
By the way, I'd be curious if there are other products that can achieve
that performance on a copper pair ...
there are a lot of others
zhone (former: paradyne and nettonet)
actelis
regards
nik
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Depending on the distance you have between the two points, you can use
some sdsl modems that are supposed to reach 4 or 5 mb. Over 2 pairs you
can reach 9 mb ...
I Guess Tahoe have some that does that, don't know about the others ...
By the way, I'd be curious if there are other products that
* Xaver Aerni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>I'm working on a Projekt we are needing a Line for ca 3 Mbit. Is it
>possible to multiplex 2 SDSL Lines to a 3 Mbit Line... that we have
>3.6 Mbits
>
>We don't use Internet Connect we must only connect two Points.
That's easily possible, if you
I'm working on a Projekt we are needing a Line for
ca 3 Mbit. Is it possible to multiplex 2 SDSL Lines to a 3 Mbit Line... that we
have 3.6 Mbits
We don't use Internet Connect we must only connect
two Points.
Greetings
X. Aerni
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hi all
i'm just wondering what you guys are using for bbcs sdsl lines for which
customers are ordering also isdn backup.
currently we're using for cheaper solutions a zyxel 791/792 with an
external isdn TA (omni.net D/omni.net lite) and as a a more expensive
solution a modular cisco router with i
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