Re: Net Connection for the 400

Karen,

  Well you have listed the most popular options and you certainly are limited. 
$900 for a T1 is reasonable assuming it goes to an ISP and includes the ISP
charges. At least you can GET a T1, I was quoted $60K to install and they didn't
even calculate a monthly charge!

  Questions on the ISDN, why is it not always on?  It should be!  We use a LOT 
of
ISDN and keep them up 24x7. Even if it DOES go down ISDN re-connects in seconds
so you shouldn't even notice.  If one is not enough, you can 'gang them'
(Multilink) with the right hardware to get more bandwidth. Around here they are
$50/month per 128K so you could get to 256 for $100, that's reasonable for 
medium
bandwidth.

 HTH - Larry

ksummers@sasainc.com wrote:
> 
> I live in a new neighborhood where DSL is currently unavailable, cable
> modems won't "serve" and the ISDN line currently installed is not "always
> on" and has insufficient capacity.  I would like to hook my 170 up to serve.
> That last quote I had on a T1 was $900US/month <aargh>.  Any suggestions for
> connectivity?  Is this the right list?

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Larry Bolhuis         |         What if it's True?
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