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Cable modem. Hey frenchie are both computers connected to the cable?
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Direcway 2 way satellite.
Rowdy
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OK, I'll ring in to this one. Dial up here, but I have seriously considered the satellite since I already have direct TV.
But I only pay $9 a month.
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Escott,
Are you trying to figure out how to use your cable modem with more than 1 computer? If so all you need is a simple cable/DSL router. If you need help send me an email.
Curt
Curt Swartz
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I just read Dale Earnhardt Jr's book. He has his own T1 line going to his house. Now that must be fast.
Scott
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One more time....... I had a T1 at the Pentagon, and Yup, it was danged tough to come home to my dial up, but I don't think it's a lot faster than DSL.
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Good afternoon all,
I have a T-1 at work and a cable modem at home, shared with 4 other PC's
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T1 at work (very fast)
and a boring 56K dialup at home, going DSL within the next month.
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