On Tue, 2005-12-06 at 10:41 +1100, James Gray wrote: > > AIUI austel certification only kicks in if you are connecting the thing > > to the phone network. If you happen to have a bunch of copper in the > > walls, that is not connected to the public network - it does not apply. > > And by "connected to the public network" they mean "in any way through any > device". So even if you isolate your network from the public one with a > router or modem etc, you're still deemed to be "connected". Not sure if > you're still deemed to be connected if the external/public link is wireless > though (they are more concerned about electrical isolation than spurious > data). > > At tleast this was how the regs were written back in '95 when I was AUSTel > Certified. Things may have changed - usual disclaimers apply.
Jesus thats scarey. Why isn't my power socket AUSTel certified ? Rob -- GPG key available at: <http://www.robertcollins.net/keys.txt>.
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