Nikodaemos
@spcsdns.net
| reply to fozngoof
Re: complete ISDN newbie.. LOTS of questions
I guess what i meant about the phone company installing everything i need to get up and running was:
if i get said ISDN modem/router, will i just be able to plug it in (and do any configuration i need, obviously, to get the thing to dial) and go? or am i going to have to monkey with wires and crap?
and who do i call? the local local telephone company? Im not even too sure who that is here....
also, about roughly how much does an ISDN modem/router cost? |
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fozngoof
Premium
join:2003-07-08
Temple, TX
 ·AT&T Southwest
| You plug on cord into the jack, and the other into the modem/router. That is all the monkeying you will have to do...with wiring.
You will have to configure the modem/router. Your ISP "may" be able to help you. Otherwise we can help.
Modem/router can range as high as a few hundred dollars to $10. All depends on when you look, and where you look. (If you are serious about ISDN, might see if anyone here has one they will sell you) |
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Nikodaemos
@spcsdns.net
| yeah, definitely serious. the ping on WB just isnt there for gaming. (or anything else latency sensitive). The actual bandwidth of the service is great so far, but i need a reliable low ping to game on.
just trying to figure out who i have to call and pester to get one put in out here, and then find an ISP that will support 128k ISDN. |
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