The UniTV Service routes voice and video data alongside local network data. Thus, you can enjoy our services and use your computer to access the Internet at the same time. UniTV Service uses advanced audio and video compression techniques to minimize the data traffic necessary to deliver its services and maximize available bandwidth for your other needs. We recommend, however, that you limit downlink usage (e.g.

The VienLienVietNam service routes your incoming and outgoing voice calls right alongside the data being sent to or from your computer. Thus, you can make and receive calls while you use your computer to access the Internet. VienLienVietNam uses advanced audio compression techniques to minimize the data traffic caused by voice calls and maximize the bandwidth available for your other Internet traffic.

The Packet8 service routes your incoming and outgoing voice calls right alongside the data being sent to or from your computer. Thus, you can use your high-speed Internet connection for more than just web surfing. You can make and receive calls while you use your computer to access the Internet, as well as when your computer is off or not connected to the Internet.

Our phone service will not interfere with your ability to go onto the Internet as long as you are using a router to share your high speed internet connection with your computer. The way our service works is that it routes your incoming and outgoing voice calls right alongside the data being sent to or from your computer. Thus, you can use your high-speed Internet connection for more than just web surfing.

INX service routes your incoming and outgoing voice calls right alongside the data being sent to or from your computer. Thus, you can use your high-speed Internet connection for more than just web surfing. You can make and receive calls while you use your computer to access the Internet. INX uses advanced audio compression techniques to minimize the data traffic caused by voice calls and maximize the bandwidth available for your other Internet traffic.

In most cases, no. Some graduate residences may have existing coaxial cable infrastructure (for cable TV), which will allow them to subscribe for cable modem service at their discretion. Fraternities, sororities, and co-ops, particularly those which are privately-owned, may also have existing cable TV or non-Cornell phone service which could support cable modem or DSL.

No problem. You send us your new connecting e-mail address, and we will change the server to forward all mail@thatdomain.com to that new address.

In most cases, yes. If not, we'll provide equipment for you at no charge. EarthLink Wi-Fi, however, requires specific equipment. Costs may be associated with the necessary equipment.

Most of these services are not available in much of our service areas. Cable modem and DSL are all dependent on physical wires, and a middle man ( i.e. phone company). With TazWire Wireless, there are no wires, and you deal directly with us-there is no middle man. TazWire Wireless wireless data transmission rates are comparable to cable modem or DSL.

Sure, you could do that, but it's not a good idea for several reasons. First, a vast majority of ISPs won't let you legally use a residential cable modem or a DSL line to host a public server. You would have to get a more expensive business package. Second, ADSL and cable lines usually have lower upstream bandwidth than downstream bandwidth, so your site may appear to be sluggish under heavy traffic. Third, DSL and cable lines have a much lower reliability than dedicated T1 or better lines.

Yes, as long as your ISP allows multiple IPs per customer, either by the use of a DHCP server or specific IP number leases.

Answer: No. Fax2000 works well with DSL or cable modems for sending email. In order to send faxes Fax2000 requires a faxmodem connected to a regular telephone line (you are responsible for any long distance charges incurred). A DSL line normally includes a regular telephone line, but make sure it has a filter installed (ask your DSL provider how to install one) before connecting to you fax modem.

No. We don't require you to have an internet connection at home since you can access the Internet on campus with your wireless. However, since checking e-mail is a requirement we recommend you do have an internet connection at home. A high-speed connection will allow you to access the Internet at much faster speeds and make watching lecture videos and downloads from home much more enjoyable.

Motorola SURFboard cable modems use some of the latest data encryption technology to help minimize security risks for your data. However, a little extra caution never hurts. We recommend you turn off your file- and print-sharing options when you're not using them and carefully review any other security precautions your service provider might recommend. Also, the Motorola SURFboard cable modem provides a top-mounted standby button for enhanced security.

The main difference between cable modem and DSL technology is the network underlying the service. DSL service uses the public telephone network for transmission while cable modems use a completely separate broadband, high-speed network. Telephone solutions tend to degrade and slow down the further away your home is from the telephone company's central office.

Our wireless Internet is no different in comparison to DSL or Cable Modem service in regards to speed and quality of service. The advantage of our system over DSL or Cable is that the Internet is broadcast wireless to your home. This especially benefits rural customers who can not get wired service.

First, you must provision your modem line with broadband service. Contact your TELCO or call SPELLNET and we will find a provider that supports your local area. It is important that your broadband provider configure a fixed IP address so that we can direct inbound mail to your local SBS server. Be sure that the new router is connected to your local area network.

There are two issues to consider. The first is the technology itself. At the present state of the technology, DSL can be over 3 times faster than Cable Modem technology. Also, there's a catch with cable modem technology. Cable is delivered in a loop topology. This means that the same piece of cable is used to provide service to many subscribers in a neighborhood. As a result, the actual bandwidth available to each individual subscriber deteriorates as additional subscribers use the service.

FastAccess Business DSL runs over your existing telephone line and provides you with a dedicated connection between your business and our network. No other users share your connection. Users of cable modems, on the other hand, share connections with other cable modem subscribers, rather than having a dedicated connection.

Cable modems are generally for personal home use, while DSL service spans both home users and it is also a business-class solution. With cable modems, bandwidth is shared by users connected to the same node which means that greater the number of people connected, the slower your access becomes. With DSL service, your link is connected directly to the CO (Exchange) and from there to the Internet or local backbone and so your bandwidth is not shared in the last mile.

Because only one in seven businesses are wired for cable today, high-speed Internet access via cable modems is largely used by residential customers. Currently, cable modems service can deliver speeds up to 10mb downstream, depending upon the number of subscribers. However, cable-modems services are set up like an Ethernet LAN, with users throughout the neighborhood sharing bandwidth.

In most cases, the wireless service is faster than DSL or cable connections. Please take a look at our speed and price chart for a comparison. (return to top)

A6. Yes, you are able to use QuickBooks Hosting service as long as you have PC emulation software such as Virtual PC

A "Cable Modem" is a device that allows high speed data access (such as to the Internet) via a cable TV (CATV) network. A cable modem will typically have two connections, one to the cable wall outlet and the other to a computer (PC).

No. To maintain proper security you MUST first disconnect any system that will dial-up from a cable modem or DSL service. Users of cable modems or DSL service should consider using the Secure Nomadic Access service. The FAQ for SNA is here. SNA provides Web-based, secure, high-speed access to internal Headquarters computer resources.

Unlike DSL or Cable Modem, our service does not depend on telephone or cable TV infrastructure. This enables Phoenix Internet to reach many neighborhoods where DSL and Cable Modem are unable or unwilling to go. Our service plans offer performance comparable to DSL and Cable Modem, but with some important differences. Superior customer service because we are a local company and can be at your location within hours if necessary.

Xecunet DSL provides high-speed internet access directly to you over your telephone line, whereas cable modem offers high-speed internet access over a cable television line which means the bandwidth would be shared with everyone in the local loop. This then means that cable-modem access may slow down if there are too many people using it.

Your broadband connection must have at least 90 KBPS upstream and downstream available for each phone line. Your cable or DSL modem must have an Ethernet port. USB-only modems are not supported.

Yes. Many times the technicians that install DSL or cable modem service are not very Macintosh knowledgeable. Contact us and we’ll have you up and running in no time.