[ale] OT - DSL
Geoffrey
esoteric at 3times25.net
Thu Jul 11 21:08:28 EDT 2002
Christopher Fowler wrote:
> Do they provide a service level agreement for their service? If not,
> its is worthless as business DSL
When I talked to them about setting up a business dsl line, which is
required if you want a static ip, they refused to commit to guarantee
ANY speed. That's right ANY. They wouldn't even guarantee it would be
faster then a 56k connection.
By the way, every dsl provider I've ever dealt with has said the same
thing. Anyone have a dsl provider who guarantees ANY throughput numbers?
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>
>> From BellSouth's q&a on business ADSL:
>>
>>Q. How fast is FastAccess Business DSL? A. BellSouth FastAccess
>>Business can provide speeds with a maximum downstream ranging between
>>1.5Mb-384K and a maximum upstream ranging between 256K-512K,
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> depending
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>>upon product selection.
>>
>>Take special note of the 'maximum' wording. Call Bellsouth and ask
>>
> them
>
>>to commit to ANY DSL speed. Let me know what you find out. :)
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Until later: Geoffrey esoteric at 3times25.net
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