kfsutops
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join:2002-08-19
Brandon, FL
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| reply to JacksGhost
Re: Justification?
said by JacksGhost  :
"CNR1.atlsfa, CNR1.miamfl and CNR1.orlnfl.. 3 new server farms to replace 2 older ones from cnr.dad and cnr.pbc ( dade and pbc ). Along with those DHCP servers comes the DNS, TOD and other relevent boxes.
And of course nothing mentioned about Boynton Beach.
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JacksGhost
Got Bottle?
join:2002-12-29
Buffalo, NY | Boynton beach feeds off cnr1.atlsfl . Your waiting on return feeds. |
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MacLeech
The one and only
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join:2001-07-14
SoCal
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said by SOLdesign :
I live in Cali and my system HAS NOT BEEN UPGRADED.
Correction: Not FINISHED upgrading. Its currently a work in progress for that area.
[text was edited by author 2003-05-03 13:56:25] |
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MacLeech
The one and only
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join:2001-07-14
SoCal
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said by kfsutops :
Good question Mac. You tell me where my other 10 channels are. You have come up with a different channel lineup for Boynton now.
After searching through about a dozen different channel line-ups for that part of Florida, I finally found 1 with a 52 channel line up. I never realized just how fragmented that part of the Florida region was... ouch. But your right, every other system surrounding yours has more channels.
said by kfsutops :
The basic system in BOYNTON is extremely old and you know it, Adelphia knows it, and everyone in boynton knows it.
Which is why Adelphia has been in the process of upgrading the entire region around State Highway 7 since they aquired those systems. Of course the bankruptcy delayed things but the area that isn't fully upgraded is shrinking pretty quickly. Sorry you seem to be stuck in one of the last to see the upgrades...
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kfsutops
Premium
join:2002-08-19
Brandon, FL
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| said by MacLeech :
After searching through about a dozen different channel line-ups for that part of Florida, I finally found 1 with a 52 channel line up. I never realized just how fragmented that part of the Florida region was... ouch. But your right, every other system surrounding yours has more channels
Now do you understand why I get so frustrated with Adelphia? It would seem to make more sense (and cost effective) for Adelphia to have less fragmented systems and provide a more consistent service. If you check the network status page, you get about 4 listings for Boynton Beach alone with PowerLink. My issues are not so much about the channels, but the prices paid for it. People that are still on the ancient systems pay the same as people on a system with better/more channels (go ahead and throw the TOS at me on this one  ).
said by MacLeech :
Which is why Adelphia has been in the process of upgrading the entire region around State Highway 7 since they aquired those systems. Of course the bankruptcy delayed things but the area that isn't fully upgraded is shrinking pretty quickly. Sorry you seem to be stuck in one of the last to see the upgrades...
It's not your fault, but I appreciate the sentiment. Again, you say they are upgrading around State Highway 7(441). Will that effect all the people that have the old Boynton System? Or will it be again another updated system that doesn't include my area?
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SOLdesign
Did I drink a shot of Irrational Whore?
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join:2002-07-29
Woodland Hills, CA | reply to MacLeech
really? thats odd, since when I asked John Peacock, he said we were not on the list to be upgraded in the next year. Do you have different info?
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