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delmarvawifi

join:2008-07-15

reply to mushroom2008
Re: bonded ADSL - hey it works!

Rocky,

In my experience, I get better response times for a business DSL outage and FAR better response times for a Business Cable outage than I have EVER had for T1 so called "carrier class" outages.

As technology has evolved and DSL and Cable services have become more reliable, the need for most business or residential users to purchase a pricey T solution is becoming less and less.

No, there are no lag issues or cap issues with the vast majority of DSL and Cable providers.
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klink_durf

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 seems like it's a matter of IF, not WHEN, bandwidth caps will be in place. cable ISPs appear to be the 1st to start it, I suspect that DSL providers will follow.

»news.cnet.com/2100-1034_3-5079624.html

»www.tomshardware.com/news/intern···696.html
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mushroom2008

join:2008-11-03
San Diego, CA

reply to delmarvawifi
Hi there -

To add to your comments, here is an article talking about some issues regarding T1 vs Cable/DSL:

»www.networkworld.com/community/node/42754

Best wishes...

said by delmarvawifi See Profile :

Rocky,

In my experience, I get better response times for a business DSL outage and FAR better response times for a Business Cable outage than I have EVER had for T1 so called "carrier class" outages.

As technology has evolved and DSL and Cable services have become more reliable, the need for most business or residential users to purchase a pricey T solution is becoming less and less.

No, there are no lag issues or cap issues with the vast majority of DSL and Cable providers.
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