Has anyone considered that this person may be on a poor speed test site, such a one that is not geographically local to his location.
Also what is the ADSL trained at? The advertised rate?
I agree with the bonded T1's; a cisco router will be able to keeping routing even if one of the T1's drops. Also you can add bonded T1's as needed. Fiber (muni or commercial) is another option, which also scalable.
Telephone company save money when they bundle services not only because you are paying for more but also because they only have to pay for 1 piece of copper (1 circuit) for two different services (same reasoning behind VOIP).
Local Vermont ISP Sovernet charges $50 a month for a DSL serivce to the NID (Network Interface Device). No additional monthly charge for the circuit all you need for internal wiring is a spare phone line that doesn't have DT (dial tone) on it, or you need to extend the circuit to a phone jack if both phone lines are already being used.
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why not go to "mail.yahoo.com" skip to the email authentication page?
Oh yes, this was awesome, hilarious and very surreal. Those cows put up a good fight!
MOO III is an awful sequel; it makes StarWars Episode I look brilliant.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0123755/ Cube or http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093177/
or you can corrupt your XP install with this...
Has anyone considered that this person may be on a poor speed test site, such a one that is not geographically local to his location. Also what is the ADSL trained at? The advertised rate?
I agree with the bonded T1's; a cisco router will be able to keeping routing even if one of the T1's drops. Also you can add bonded T1's as needed. Fiber (muni or commercial) is another option, which also scalable.
You may also want to consider a Chevy Prism which is a rebadged Corolla.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp;jsessionid =QCQURGFMHRAFNKC4D3KFAFQ?skuId=7139447&type=produc t&id=1110265594154
and
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp;jsessionid =QCQURGFMHRAFNKC4D3KFAFQ?skuId=7438873&type=produc t&id=1122655672986
and
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp;jsessionid =QCQURGFMHRAFNKC4D3KFAFQ?skuId=7461409&type=produc t&id=1125465419565
Why 1080p? Is the display going on a 1080p TV?
Thank you, that was bothering me.
Tivo's "lifetime" subscription is on the lifetime of the Tivo unit, not your lifetime.
Telephone company save money when they bundle services not only because you are paying for more but also because they only have to pay for 1 piece of copper (1 circuit) for two different services (same reasoning behind VOIP).
Finally someone got it right! Something I learned in a Pyscology 101 Class.
OC12 - Optical Carrier Signal Level 12 refers to SONET data transmission at 622.080Mbps (Fast)
Local Vermont ISP Sovernet charges $50 a month for a DSL serivce to the NID (Network Interface Device). No additional monthly charge for the circuit all you need for internal wiring is a spare phone line that doesn't have DT (dial tone) on it, or you need to extend the circuit to a phone jack if both phone lines are already being used.