[lug] att at home cable service
Timothy C. Klein
teece at i148.denver.dsl.forethought.net
Tue Oct 17 21:25:29 MDT 2000
Dan,
I am partial to DSL. No restrictions on on what you can do with the service,
easy access to a static IP. I get a static IP for free, 640 Kbps up/down and
I can run whatever servers I want on my machines. I also am not forced to use
the AT&T ISP, nor am I required to get their cable service.
On the downside, DSL is more difficult to get. A lot of house don't have lines
that qualify. But, if the place where your moving has DSL available, give it a
serious thought. Cable is faster on the spec sheet, but I don't know if that is
the reality in practice. I'm sure some of the time it is faster.
Tim
PS-> in the interest of full disclosure, I should mention that I work for a
company that provides DSL as one of its services. But I would choose as I have
even if I didn't work there. ;)
On Tue, Oct 17, 2000 at 12:36:27PM -0600, Dan Radom wrote:
> I'm relocating to Broomfield from Kansas City, and was hoping for a little
> info on @home service. Having read their information I'm not sure if this
> is the right service for me. First of all I'm looking for a static IP
> address. I suppose DHCP would be acceptable as long as the IP didn't change
> very often. I've got 3-4 machines behind a masq'd linux box. Does att at home
> need to know about those machine? I can block scans originating from their
> network. I'm basically looking for some sort of highspeed access with a
> static IP address. Any thoughts or suggestions?
>
> Dan
>
>
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