Jason Nealis
On Wed, 27 Aug 1997, Leonard wrote:
> ADSL/IDSL technology requires hardware at the CO itself.
> >From that point, it's a matter of getting digital data from the CO to your
> site. I would expect to pay a lot for the telco to recover the huge cost
> of the CO hardware. Esp since ADSL has a limited range.
>
> For us, the telco here links ADSL clients at the CO into their fibre
> optic data backbone, and if we want to be part of ADSL, we'd have to buy a
> link to that backbone (about $5k/month). And basically take the cable and
> plug in straight into our core router, thus out to the internet.
> Check out www.adsl.com for more info.
> Cheers.
>
> On Thu, 28 Aug 1997, Jake Messinger wrote:
>
> > Does the pm 3 or any livingston equipmetn support dsl, idsl or adsl? It
> > sounds like a cheap alternative to bri or pri. You can get around the
> > tarrifs by ordering a dry pair it would seem.
>