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ADSL & HH Questions, Sorry....


  • To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
  • Subject: ADSL & HH Questions, Sorry....
  • From: "Steve Dickson" <steve@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 01:01:06 +0100
  • Mailing-list: list ukha_d@xxxxxxx; contact ukha_d-owner@xxxxxxx
  • References: <1051569966.2015.79415.m4@xxxxxxx>
  • Reply-to: ukha_d@xxxxxxx

I'm just about to move house and will consequently loose my ADSL connection
:-(  , no cable either.

I've been looking at a HH setup as an alternative to normal dialup, price
wise with a decent ISP and the BT Together scam it's not much difference in
price really.  My question really is will I see a real difference between
HH
and 56K modem to really justify the extra expence.  I understand that ISDN
can't perform some of the compression that a normal modem can and thus
there
ain't any real advantage for http etc, only really coming into it's own for
downloading zip files, jpegs etc.

I'm not a heavy user and won't have a any servers running 24/7 for a long
whilst, just want a decent connection for genaral email and home surfing,
eventually comfort use. Unfortunatly don't really have the luxury of time
at
work anymore since leaving the telecoms industry.

What will I need to share the connection across my network and wireless,
currently using an adsl router.  Will a cheap ebay isdn router do the same
thing or am I missing the point, I see there are some fancy lan routers
from
3com etc?  I see the NT9 now has a usb port built in - can this be used
with
ICS across XP pro / home edition,  win2K, and 98SE without any significant
perfomance issues.  There won't be significant simultaneous use of any of
the machines?

Thanks.

Steve



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