The place to find out if your DSL modem is compatible is whoever is
providing the actual DSL connection, which is usually the phone
company, who is not necessarily the ISP.
I'm using an external DSL modem that isn't on my local phone company's
official list on their website, but the seller said
On Apr 28, 2009, at 4:47 AM, Stephen Conrad wrote:
This is what I got:
Siemens Speedstream 4100 B DSL ethernet ADSL modem
Just for reference sake, how good is this modem (ie, long lived)?
How reliable is it?
Any one here have experience with this modem?
I've got exactly that modem.
I already have a DSL modem but as I have gotten my hands on a
different one I want to get some opinions on it. I have a spare for my
current modem but if this one is good I might make it another spare.
Never know when you might need it.
This is what I got:
Siemens Speedstream 4100 B DSL ethernet
On Apr 28, 2009, at 5:47 AM, Stephen Conrad wrote:
I already have a DSL modem but as I have gotten my hands on a
different one I want to get some opinions on it. I have a spare for my
current modem but if this one is good I might make it another spare.
Never know when you might need it.
At 19:10 -0400 4/28/09, Charles Davis wrote:
On Apr 28, 2009, at 5:47 AM, Stephen Conrad wrote:
I already have a DSL modem but as I have gotten my hands on a
different one I want to get some opinions on it. I have a spare for my
current modem but if this one is good I might make it another
Doug McNutt wrote:
ADSL is an acronym I don't recognize but you should look it up.
ADSL is Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line and describes service which
is unequal in data rate either up or down. 6megs down/1 meg up is a
common ADSL speed. Peace, Dennis
Doug McNutt wrote:
ADSL is an acronym I don't recognize but you should look it up.
ADSL is Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line and describes service which
is unequal in data rate either up or down. 6megs down/1 meg up is a
common ADSL speed. Peace, Dennis
Excuse me, should read Asymmetric
Doug McNutt wrote:
Be very careful when you talk to the company representative, probably in
India,
who will reflexively tell you that it's not compatible unless you paid your
DSL
provider for it.
And if you don't like the response, call back later and this time fudge
a little and
Dennis Myhand wrote:
Doug McNutt wrote:
ADSL is an acronym I don't recognize but you should look it up.
ADSL is Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line and describes service which
is unequal in data rate either up or down. 6megs down/1 meg up is a
common ADSL speed. Peace, Dennis
