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 darkwolf72
join:2001-01-21
Phoenix, AZ
| try this... Instead of complaining about no support for your os,
try to using an external router like the cisco 67x. If you are running a network (and you are), this device will do all the connecting to the isp for you and then it will act as a dhcp host for your network, it gives the added protection of a physical firewall in the process. I work for a dsl provider and this is one of the things we recommend for network users.
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| | kingseamonke
join:2000-09-19
Flower Mound, TX | Re: try this... You've got a good point, Darkwolf72, but you must also see my point that if an ISP advertises support of their software running on a certain OS, then they should do so. | |
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dru
join:2000-09-14
Corona, CA | What does this have to do with Cactus? What does this review have to do with Cactus Computers? They don't even appear to offer Covad DSL or services in your area? | |
| | kingseamonke
join:2000-09-19
Flower Mound, TX
| Re: What does this have to do with Cactus? This has absolutely nothing to do with Cactus. I am a victim of the web wheel on my mouse. Right before I submitted my review, I was scrolling down the page and the cursor must have passed over the drop-down menu for the ISP name. Imagine my surprise when I saw Cactus Computers up there instead of Covad.net once I posted it! I let dslreports know of my blunder and am awaiting a reply on a possible solution.
My apologies to Cactus Computers! | |
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