Yes, multiple users in an office can use the same DSL line. In fact, CCI Net Business DSL service supports almost unlimited users. Some of our business customer are linking as many as 50 computers to a single Business DSL line.

Yes - the best way to do this is to have a simple, low cost ethernet LAN with your computers attached to it. There are no extra charges for this, and it is a common configuration. Any computer on the LAN can use the Internet connection.

es, you can install any type of internet sharing systems. We have found certain Wi-Fi home wireless systems do not work well with wireless Ethernet. We can provide you with a known workable solution for a small fee. We do restrict sharing of activity to be contained within a single residential home or office. If we discover that internet sharing is being used to allow other homes or businesses to have service, your service will be discontinued as outlined in the contract.

Yes. iDo Wedding and Event Professional Edition can be installed on multiple computers on your network. All computers can then be configured to point to the same database. If you have any questions about setting up your network during the free trial period, please contact us. Yes. iDo Wedding and Event Professional Edition enables you to track travel plans, flight arrangements, maps of the area and hotel accommodations.

Yes, because the DSL modem has an Ethernet 10 Base T interface. All you'll need is an inexpensive Ethernet hub or router and ethernet cable, which is available at most retail outlets, and you can connect all the computers in your home or office to the one DSL modem. Keep in mind that with additional computers on a hub, they will require additional IP addresses, which have an additional charge.

Yes! Each person can Logon using their email address and password. Your browser MUST support cookies to do this.

In theory, yes. . Because your voice bandwidth is not used by the DSL modem, you may use a regular analog modem as well. In practice it is not known for sure how well this will work. Remember that there is a splitter that filters out the DSL bandwidth. It has been reported that the DSL side can leak over into the voice bandwidth. This may affect connection speed with your analog modem.

In a word, yes. Multiple people can create profiles in iTriTracker and share information (such as event types, courses, gear, etc.). However, you can only view event information belonging to a single user at a time.

No. Lightning DSL is based on very specific hardware. You cannot install any modem to be used with your service.

Yes, you can use fax as well as Broadband simultaneously. The telephone line coming out of ADSL modem can be used as for fax while surfing the internet simultaneously.

Running multiple mkvdk indexers on a single collection is fully supported and is also a recommended method to speed up a collection building job. Be sure to submit separate bulk files to each mkvdk instance. If you submit the same bulk file to each, or if the same file is in the bulk files submitted to each, then you will get duplicates. This will ensure each mkvdk instance has its own set of documents to index. You can solve this by setting -loglevel 127 -logfile log.

Yes - Yes - there is now support for control of multiple robots on the same Zigbee radio channel using the communication protocol defined in http://www.surveyor.com/SRV_protocol.html. You'll need to run SRV-1 firmware versions dated 101206 or later to take advantage of this capability.

That depends on the bandwidth of your Internet connection. If you are just sending e-mail or viewing web pages, the Aries won't be taking too much resource. If several people are downloading files simultaneously, you may notice the system slowing down. Although Aries does not require any licenses and can suppport unlimited users, it is recommended for up to 25 users. No. The Aries automatically logs on to the Internet when someone on the network wants to surf the web, or send and receive e-mail.

Yes, there will be no extra charge for this, but bear in mind that intensive use may cause the speed to suffer and you might want to upgrade to a faster package.

Yes - the networking option supports multiple users via local area networks, peer to peer networks, dedicated or shared server networks (NT, Netware, etc.), Winframe servers, and many more. RepDollar 2000 and OppTrack can support as many users as your network can.

While you may apply simultaneously to as many programs as you wish, each application will require a separate form, set of credentials, and application fee.

Yes, DSL uses conventional copper wire lines to transfer data at high speeds. You may, however, need some additional devices and equipment such as special jacks, or you may need to change your wiring if it's too old or not appropriate for particular types of DSL Internet access. Many types of DSL also require the installation of a splitter, yet if you're going to be installing G-Lite DSL, you won't need to worry about that.

First, check to see that the status and link lights on your modem are lit. The modem is the box that the telephone line is plugged into. If you don't see a link light, unplug the modem, followed by the router, the box that the computer is plugged into. After both are unplugged, wait about 10-15 seconds and plug the router back in, followed by the modem. After doing this, the power and link lights should come back on. This should always be the first thing ou try.