J
Jack
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
A company that is not a phone co. offered a contract for stand alone
DSL.
1) If DSL is always on, does that mean that you're connected to the
Internet everytime the machine is booted up? Isn't there a switch to
turn it off and on?
2) I want to keep a cheap dial-up ISP as a back-up. If all of the
hardware is installed outside on the NID phone box, isn't it true that
I can keep my current dial-up without making any changes to the PC and
phone jack? If so, when I dial up, does it override the DSL?
Thanks
DSL.
1) If DSL is always on, does that mean that you're connected to the
Internet everytime the machine is booted up? Isn't there a switch to
turn it off and on?
2) I want to keep a cheap dial-up ISP as a back-up. If all of the
hardware is installed outside on the NID phone box, isn't it true that
I can keep my current dial-up without making any changes to the PC and
phone jack? If so, when I dial up, does it override the DSL?
Thanks