The box is basicly a router and is configured (by default) as a /30 local
subnet but can be expanded to cover a larger local net. Symetrical 384K is
$80/month here with asymetrical 1.5M/384K only slightly more.
On 27-Mar-98 Erik Andersen wrote:
> My phone company is about to begin offering ADSL (Asymmetric Digital
> Subscriber Line) service. For about $40 US a month it will provide
> me with a 24-7 connection to the net at 256 Kbps. (Drool, Drool).
> Anyway, to use this new service though will require that I plug in
> an ADSL Modem Adapter (such as http://www.netspeed.com/pcirunner.html).
> Does anybody know anything about DSL, what it would take for Linux to
> support it? Some techinal docs are available at http://www.adsl.com/
>
> -Erik
>
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