What you did is different. What it sounds like happened is that you resold an internet connection through them. Since you didn't really write anything explaining what happened I can't say that you're wrong, or right but most ISP's have some policy regarding resale.
As far as that company goes, I'm in MN and I've never heard of Infinetivity. Probably a good thing;)
Is this thing worth the money when you can probably find some software do to the same thing? (or just ping -f;)
And...if you're already experiencing problems with your network, what's this box going to do? Cause more? It's certainly not going to help you diagnose anything!
No, you are missing the point here. Maybe instead of whining about having to "clean off" your toy, you should have gave enough attention to security of the toy.
This is the fucked corporate mindset that hackers love...instead of caring about quality, it's money that matters.
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What you did is different. What it sounds like happened is that you resold an internet connection through them. Since you didn't really write anything explaining what happened I can't say that you're wrong, or right but most ISP's have some policy regarding resale. As far as that company goes, I'm in MN and I've never heard of Infinetivity. Probably a good thing ;)
Is this thing worth the money when you can probably find some software do to the same thing? (or just ping -f ;)
And...if you're already experiencing problems with your network, what's this box going to do? Cause more? It's certainly not going to help you diagnose anything!
heheh..lemme clarify that last sentance...hackers love the fact that we can still play with the "toys" because corporations don't care about quality.
;)
/me trying to prevent flamewar...
No, you are missing the point here. Maybe instead of whining about having to "clean off" your toy, you should have gave enough attention to security of the toy.
This is the fucked corporate mindset that hackers love...instead of caring about quality, it's money that matters.