Bob Crothers wrote:
>
> As a fall back on a T1, you might be better off with ADSL.
I think you mean SDSL, ADSL is big download small upload. We did
try that when it first came out a year or two ago, sw bell could
not keep it going 24 hours at a time. We had it in for 6 months,
never could use it.
> Cable modems are very fast on the download side. Aproaching 4.5 meg
> (in MY experience). But the upload (outbound) is only in the 256k
> area. For home use, this is not a problem.
That's true in the home version, but not the business version.
> So to replace a T1 that has servers on it, it might be a big
> restriction on your bandwidth.
Nope. At least not with COX.
> With DSL, and some providers, you can get 1meg+ both up and down. Of
> course, if your DSL happens to be down when your T1 crashes, you don't
> have any benefit. And they are probably both going thru the same CO
> over the same bundle of copper/fiber.
>
> Another issue might be that Cable companies are used to dealing with
> consumers. Your needs as a business are a lot different. Some DSL
> providers do have experience with buisness's.
Cox has a business section, we are giving them time to mature.
The real issues are control of DNS.
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