Re: ISDN questions - dslreports.com

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ggultra2764 join:2007-09-13 Cambridge, NY ·Verizon Wireless B..	reply to music4praise Re: ISDN questions I also spoke to their business sales side. They had no regular connection and they asked if getting a T1 connection would be possible. But that is too costly of an option for me to consider. @splitpair: I've already looked into DSL as an option. There are no providers that have coverage out in my area. Right now, I'm trying to see if getting a wireless connection would be an option for me.
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Splitpair Premium join:2000-07-29 Cow Towne ·T-Mobile US ·T-Mobile US ·AT&T Southeast	said by ggultra2764 : @splitpair: I've already looked into DSL as an option. There are no providers that have coverage out in my area. Right now, I'm trying to see if getting a wireless connection would be an option for me. Not DSL IDSL which is based on ISDN technology as such it can be provisioned out of a remote terminal by installing a BRI channel unit. A number of CLEC's offer it maybe one in your area does as well. The speed is only 144 but it is a nailed up connection (always on). Wayne Wayne -- If you cannot fix it with a buttset and some beanies you ain't a technician.
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ggultra2764 join:2007-09-13 Cambridge, NY	So it's possible to run IDSL on a regular phoneline instead of having to purchase a special phone line with a phone provider?
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