There are no bandwidth limitations that I am aware of.
It is dependent, of course, on the number of users using in
your node area, but TimeWarner assured me that the loss would
be very nominal. Right now it is only limited by the hardware
and TimeWarner's connection.
There is a site called Austin RoadRash or something that goes
into great detail about it, but I'm too busy with 300kB/s to
really bother reading it. Sorry I only have the URL up at work.
Cheers,
Preston Landers wrote:
>
> Tom Carlile wrote:
>
> > I recently helped TimeWarner with their RoadRunner service.
> > Even though they don't officially "support" Linux some of the
> > bigshots of the project wanted to know if/see it work in person.
> > They set me up with the modem and I got it going in no time
> > flat.
>
> You are my hero! I'm strongly thinking about getting the service ASAP
> and I was wondering about Linux. When I actually get the service, I
> will check out your package and let you know how it works.
>
> > pS: I have been consistently getting over 250kB/sec off this line,
> > it's very worth it!
>
> That's pretty good, but I wonder what the maximum speed you've seen
> is... I wonder if there is a built in bandwidth limiter like in some
> (bad) cable modem services. I assume you have to have regular cable TV
> to subscribe ... I don't. So my installation fee is going to be pretty
> steep...
>
> Thanks again for posting this!
> --Preston
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