No. Internet service on campus is limited. There are two computers in the library on a dial-up connection and while adequate for checking e-mail they are very slow surfing or downloading. The library also has wireless access through the same connection for students who bring their own computers.

Installation is easy when you follow the instructions provided on the Installation CD. Some of the steps will require you to plug in cables to your computer and to the modem. Check back here for more detailed installation instructions.

Sure, simply call Telus and request such service - all you need from us is a letter authorizing the install. We simply request the Telus personnel use our phone jacks with 2 ports - simply have them pick up this piece of equipment at the Rental Office.

Order online or call 1-877-892-3279 and a Customer Service Representative will place the order. Find out if high speed Internet service is available in your area. Back to top High speed Internet services use a cable modem and a hybrid fiber coaxial network to provide high speed Internet access.

Broadband technology is the always-open gateway to a new world of Internet services delivered at lightning-fast speeds to homes, offices and businesses. Think of a broadband connection to the Internet as a fat pipeline running into and out of a home or business. In most cases, that pipeline has been laid by a cable, telephone or independent service provider.

Cable Internet access uses cable television wires instead of telephone lines to connect to the Internet. It is extremely fast and does not tie up telephone lines for incoming or outgoing calls and faxes. SURFboard cable modems are capable of downloading up to 100 times faster than traditional analog phone modems, when comparing download speeds with a traditional 28.8k analog modem. Actual speeds will vary, and are often less than the maximum possible.

Yes. You can use your Internet Service Provider's dial-up access to check email or surf the Internet if your high speed Internet connection goes down or when you're away from home. To use dial-up access, you need a computer with an analog modem (up to 56K) and a standard telephone line. Check with your Internet Service Provider for further details and pricing on dial-up access.

The Internet is a shared resource. This shared resource, regardless of how you access it, also presents an element of risk. As a result, the security of your files and computer while on the Internet is your responsibility and one that we encourage our customers to take seriously. Remember, with the Frankfort Plant Board service, you are online all the time. FPB requires the creation of at least one FPB e-mail address to help identify the account and so we can send administrative alerts.

Yes. Only one line will come into to your house. A splitter will be mounted on the outside of your home. Multiple cables can be routed from this splitter.

A dialup modem won't work with broadband. Additionally, each type of broadband internet service may require a different type of interface device. The only common element is that you almost always need a LAN connection on your computer.

Currently CableAmerica offers one tier of Residential High Speed Wireless Service. The connection speeds are up to 300 Kbps download and 300 Kbps upload. CableAmerica is your complete ISP therefore no other services are required. However, if you decide to retain your old e-mail services they can be accessed through our CableAmerica network. Many services, such as AOL, are greatly enhanced by CableAmerica's speed.

Once your address has been qualified to receive the service professionally trained technicians will complete the installation process. The installation includes installation of the wireless receiver (roof mounted), wireless modem, ethernet card (USB) if necessary, and verify the service is working. If no data outlet is present, additional charges may apply. The entire process normally takes two hours. Not all addresses are serviceable, so please check the serviceability in your area first.

Home Town Cable Plus High Speed Internet is not available in all areas. See our web site for service areas.

Our Internet service is faster. We offer 15 Mbps when DSL and cable only offer between 1.5 and 6 Mbps. This means less time waiting for downloads and more time doing what you actually want to do.

If you have a security system connected to the same phone line that will be used for your high-speed Internet service, we recommend your Qwest high-speed Internet service be installed by a trained Qwest Technician. You could also contact your security system company for assistance in connecting the filter to your security system. Your security company may charge you for assisting you in connecting the filter to the security system.

Yes. Qwest provides you with a step-by-step installation CD that will walk you through the necessary steps to complete the installation process. The CD is included in your Qwest modem Kit.

Yes. Our technician will install your DSL service on one system to verify that the service is working correctly. One additional computer can be configured, parts not included, at no additional cost. Each additional system can be configured at a special discounted rate. Please contact us for more information.

Yes. Please indicate at the time you place your order that you would like to do the installation yourself. Do-It-Yourself Installation help is available.

TelnetPhone works with any high speed internet connection including Cable or ADSL. We require an "always active" high speed internet connection so Dial-Up Internet will not work with the TelnetPhone service.