"Gunn, Jeff" wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> I just moved to the 'burbs, and just used Remote Access for the first time.
> At the old house, closer to the city, with much older wiring and a much
> older subdivision, I could dial in with 48000 to 49333 speeds. However, the
> new house, same computer setup, only connects at 24000. I installed a
> serial speed utility after the first couple of connections, and found no
> improvement, so basically I realize it is probably a problem with the phone
> line. Is there anyway to test this before I start yelling at the telco?
> Any experience with these problems? I was going to order DSL, but if the
> dialup service bites, then the DSL will probably not be as swift either.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jeff
> 6400
>
hey jeff im in the same boat as you. I supposidly have 56K dial in but i
flucuates between
26400 and 33600. My advice get DSL they dont offer it in my aera right now.
There is nothing you can do about bad phone lines. (complaining wont do
anything i tried)
good luck
regards,
patrattto
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