I have one very unreliable DSL service which I need to remain connected
when unattended.  My present modem, part of the Netgear DG834G, makes some
attempt to renegotiate after a disconnect but it is often ineffective and
can not establish a connection by renegotiation where it can ...

We have a new T1 from a Company that claims that a T1 has a loss of
signal and that it does not provide exactly the advertized speed of
1.544kbs. On tests from the router directly (connected a single
computer to it, no hubs or other equipment, we get results that are not

I have been a Comcast customer for years and their prices not
withstanding, have been very satisfied with the  service.
However, Today, I got a call from an SBC salesperson.  I know I'm not
all that close to my CO, I think a little over 15000 feet; but, she said

I've been scratching my head on this one for a week now.  I can't seem
to get more than one computer on my network to connect to the internet
when I am hooked up to a router.  I've tried 2 different routers and no
change.  I'm using Verizon DSL with a Westell 2100 dsl modem and a

Recently put in DSL.  Have the modem downstairs in the basement with the
router.  When I go down to do anything I notice the noise.  They're sending
a replacement.  Just wondering if anyone else has this problem.

I'm a new residential Verizon DSL Customer hoping to play with a Web
Server on my home computer, but it seems my computer is invisible from
the outside world on all ports -- not just port 80.
I've heard others discuss that Verizon blocks inbound Port 80 in some

Hello Group,
Does anyone know of a product which provide a device combining VoIP and
DSLAM ?
I'm working for an alternative operator who whishes to offer service to

I have recently upgraded from a diaup internet connection to a
broadband connection, using a new external USB broadband modem, which
is an excellent improvement. However, I work from home and, from the
same machine (running XP Pro) also dial in to my customers' systems

I'd appreciate anyone's feedback on this issue. I just got SBC/Yahoo
DSL, Thank goodness I skipped the Yahoo part and got it going. I got
the speedstream 5100 modem and a linksys BEFVP41
(Router/Gateway/Firewall/VPN). I set up the modem for PPPoE on the

I have been using an SMC ADSL wireless router in my small home network and
connect to ADSL permanently. Recently the connection dropped out and after
messing around turning it on and off etc , the engineer announced that the
problem was caused by it getting too hot. Is this ...

Our small company has used DSL for 5 years, and I'm starting to wonder
if we've outgrown it.  We have about 30 client computers, mail server,
etc., sharing a 3.0Mbps/384Kbps DSL line.  The connection is good, and
as long as no one is uploading anything, the downstream is fine.  Of

I live in New Jersey, USA and am a Verizon DSL subscriber, could not
access the internet for the entire day of May 30, 2005. It was back
this morning, May 31 at around 8:00AM. Called Verizon 5 minutes ago and
was told that the wait for technical support would be around 15 minutes