I am from Kansas and am registered to vote there, although I've been in St. Louis for three years for school. I'm going to change my voter registration as soon as possible. As much as I'd like to vote against the BOE members who passed this crap, there are so many conservative and/or religious right voters in Kansas that my vote doesn't count for much.
So I'm saying "screw it" and changing my voter registration to Missouri where I can hopefully have more of an influence.
I was looking at the Cisco 675 and it mentioned something about having a built-in splitter so you don't need the TELCO to install a POTS splitter at your house. I noticed Cisco also sells inline and wall-mount splitters that do the same thing.
Does this lower install cost? Does this still allow voice and DSL on one line simultaneously?
If anyone has info or experience with this I would appreciate hearing about it.
The reason I'm asking is because I am a student and live in an apartment. I was talking to SWBell about DSL service in St. Louis, and the install fee seemed very high. Since I'm will probably move in a year, I would really like to lower the install fee, and it sounds like with this Cisco equipment I wouldn't have to have Bell install any extra stuff on my line.
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I am from Kansas and am registered to vote there, although I've been in St. Louis for three years for school. I'm going to change my voter registration as soon as possible. As much as I'd like to vote against the BOE members who passed this crap, there are so many conservative and/or religious right voters in Kansas that my vote doesn't count for much.
So I'm saying "screw it" and changing my voter registration to Missouri where I can hopefully have more of an influence.
How much did it cost you for installation? I live in an apt in St. Louis and when I talked to SWBell it seemed installation was expensive.
I'll be moving out in a year so I'd rather not shell out $200 for the install.
Also, did you buy a DSL modem/router from SWBEll or from someone else?
Any advice would be appreciated....
I was looking at the Cisco 675 and it mentioned something about having a built-in splitter so you don't need the TELCO to install a POTS splitter at your house. I noticed Cisco also sells inline and wall-mount splitters that do the same thing.
Does this lower install cost?
Does this still allow voice and DSL on one line simultaneously?
If anyone has info or experience with this I would appreciate hearing about it.
The reason I'm asking is because I am a student and live in an apartment. I was talking to SWBell about DSL service in St. Louis, and the install fee seemed very high. Since I'm will probably move in a year, I would really like to lower the install fee, and it sounds like with this Cisco equipment I wouldn't have to have Bell install any extra stuff on my line.
Doug Wikle
mee too!!! first post!!!
rh5.2, netscape 4.08
looks busted.
I looked at a couple of the bags and they had organiser pockets or something like that.
Organiser is not a word.
-Doug