> I agree with you.
>
> Btw, I'm asking if it's private or public for the purpose of remote
> management. Coz I would want my linux box to be geographically administered.
> If you still remember my private email to you, you will know my purpose. :-)
yah, well they give public ip's so no problemo there. i'd tend not to rely on
the remote-administration, though. Unless your endpoint is "route-graphically"
near this site and "bandwidth-graphically" practical, then it's no problem;
however my experience is that waiting for 2 seconds per character to appear in
a telnet or ssh session is not practical IMHO. to much frustration \8) not
good for d health.
>
> Pero, I'm still wondering kung bakit end of this year pa nila pwedeng
> e-implement ang high-speed internet sa location namin. I think, all they
> have to do is, create a separate frequency for data. Meron na namang
> connection sa bahay. Ewan ko ba. :-(
data over cable is not as simple as TV/video transmission over cable which is
essentially one-way. Two way data requires a lot of fine tuning wrt the cable
nodes, plus your proximity from the fiber loop is a big factor. Indeed some
areas may be able to receive tv signals, but are incapable of supporting data;
that's the reality of the technology.
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