Hi people.
I can't seem to find anyone else with this problem in Google.
I've got a 2.5mbps connection (Telus in BC) at work. I noticed the connection
was slower than my 1.5mbps connection I have at home. I've got a Linksys dsl

 In talking to Customer Service they said that during the software install
I will be given the chance to opt out of marketing offers. Since I hope to
avoid SBC Yahoo! software altogether I'm wondering how to opt out even
before the scheduled service date of Oct 2nd. I have this ...

Ok, well Im sure that everyone here has heard this one before based on what I
am seeing from other posts. I have Aol Broadband dsl, a Linksys router
(2.4ghz), and dont think that I am getting the connection that I should. Does
anyone know what type of dsl that is? Anyway, people are ...

I have been running a webserver for sometime on my Earthlink DSL connection.
I started out with a Linksys router and found that I needed to enable the
"black hole sever" detection, PMTUBHDetect (ICMP fragement packets were not
being returned) and I also enabled PMTUDiscovery as ...

I'm looking for ADSL high speed connection provider.
But I can't find over 1.5Mbps connection speed in US.
Actually When I lived in Japan, I could get 8Mbps, 12Mbps, and more high speed
connection.  But it's very cheap price just 3000 JPY (= 25 USD) per month.

    Anyone in Souther California getting the NEW 2.0 mbps for 29.95?
I need to know so I can dump VERIZON
 also let me know if their newsgroup server is any good?
or will I need to get EASYNEWS while on Charter

Key quotes:
"Korea leads the way in broadband penetration, with an estimated 21
broadband subscribers for every 100 inhabitants. Canada ranks third
with just over 11 broadband subscribers per 100 inhabitants. In

I've been using a Lucent CellPipe 50A (the ADSL version) for a year,
using the DHCP and NAT features. For reasons unrelated to DSL (mostly
VPN), I want to put in a Snapgear Lite appliance between the CellPipe
and the LAN. Since the Snapgear is a lot easier to configure than the

Windows 2000 Server drops Internet Connection...
...or something. What would be the best way to chase this down?
Earthlink sent a client of mine a VisionNet E200ER "brouter" for a new
PPPoE DSL install. I've got it connected to a Win2k Server with two NICs,

I just picked up a Mac G4/466 with built-in ethernet. I want to get
DSL (384/1500K speed) and I'm pretty sure I want to get my own modem
rather than lease one from the ISP.
Within a few months, though, I'll be picking up a Dell Dimension 4600

Hello.  I am moving soon and Im going to be losing my cablemodem.   I
checked and cable is not offered at my location.  My distance from the CO is
4k feet so DSL is available.  I would like to know who has the best DSLAM
equipment in the NYC Queens area?  I plan on choosing by ...

I have a 3com PCI ADSL modem which I have ben using for some while.
But soon PCI will be a bit prb cause my new PC wont have that extra slot. So
I'll have to choose either to drop the TV-card or to buy a new external
modem.

The noise margin on my line will suddenly drop and knock out the sync.  I
suspect it may have something to do with outside EMI interference (or 900 Mhz
cordless phone in the same room?).  Does anyone have any idea how to shield the
modem against EMI?  FYI, I have Westell ...

It seems the de-facto standard for PPPoEoA encaps is RFC1483 bridged
encaps using LLC mux.  That's fine.  My question is, does anyone know
of any equipment that supports VC-muxed 1483 bridged encaps?

I currently run a adsl modem on a desktop with win98 no problems, no
dropouts. When I loaded the software onto a laptop with win2000 the modem
loses the connection every 5 mins, and immediately starts training again.
Appreciate any ideas to help me out.