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DSL is Digital Subscriber Line, a proven technology that uses existing
copper wires that provide you with fast Internet access. Because it's
digital, not analog, you can enjoy speeds up to 30 times faster than
your current modem.
DSL offers many offers many benefits to
your business that modem access
can't measure up to. You never need to dial in to connect to
the
Internet again. With higher speeds you'll save a tremendous
amount of time while searching for information on the Internet.
You
can access and send reports, documents and other vital data at
a
moment's notice. Time is money and having a faster Internet connection
saves you a lot of money.
Not at all. All it takes is a single digital
router and a network card in each PC
and everyone in your office can enjoy DSL.
Yes. It is a dedicated line.
DSL runs on your existing analog telephone
line. Since different
frequencies are used, you can be on the Internet and on the phone
or send or receive a fax at the same time.
No. The advantage with having DSL service
is that you have a
dedicated line and that by having DSL you don't get charged per
minute.
5-6 weeks. As soon as we get an install
date for your DSL service,
you will be notified so you can make arrangements to be present.
Installation lasts 1-2 hours.
The local exchange companies.
Because no speeds are guaranteed, you could
end up with very slow speeds
if there many users online.
Yes, once you have paid the setup fees and equipment costs.
No, with our new lower DSL prices it is designed for residential service too.
There aren't any. There is a flat monthly
fee which covers the line and service.
There are absolutely no per minute charges.
Yes, but then you still pay the phone company
all charges for your phone bill
as usual. You will then be able to receive calls while you are
on the Internet.
Yes, it includes the Internet connection and the DSL circuit.
NIC stand for Network Interface Card, which
is an expansion board
inserted into your computer so it can be connected to the DSL
network.
The DSL service on your existing phone
line and the DSL modem connected
to your computer.
Proxy IP is a number which is provided
when using DSL to act as a security
system for your computer so that it's very difficult for someone
else to get into it.
DSL is faster than most T1 Frame Relay
Connections except a Full T1 Frame
because it runs at 1.544 Mbps each way.
Business DSL,
when purchased with one of our hosting
packages, includes
email for your web site, robust site hosting, statistic reports,
and much more.
If you need additional email boxes, they are $3/month per box.
Residential DSL
comes with the same things as dial up accounts:
an email box, up to 10 email aliases, newsgroups, and 10mb of
personal web space.
If you need additional email boxes, they are $3/month per box.
It comes with one IP address and more are
available for an additional monthly fee.
DSL routers are very flexible so in most cases additional IP's
are not necessary.
If you do need more IPs, here is our current pricing:
Additional 1-13 IP addresses (monthly)
$35.00
Additional 14-28 IP addresses (monthly) $60.00
Additional 29-61 IP addresses (monthly) $90.00
You can have as many computers on an ADSL connection as you want.
No. There are no hidden costs.
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