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whats the difference between cable and LAN...Arent both cat5/e wires going into the LAN card ?
[/quote]Originally posted by Sushubh@Aug 20 2005, 04:52 AM
cable is definitely not good.
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[/quote]Originally posted by Suraj@Aug 20 2005, 11:16 AM
good for ya....since they provide it thru a switch in my area. They have huge downtimes here.
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Originally posted by pawanrh+Aug 19 2005, 08:24 PM-->QUOTE(pawanrh @ Aug 19 2005, 08:24 PM)
I know this, i posted that assuming you thought your 6 firewalls would protect you from such. If you are aware..then good.blr_p: this is for u!
3. Your Problems on clicking on a virus/trojan file are neither mine nor your ISPs.. Its yours. If your so uneducated about them, nobody can help.. this is Common to all ISPs.. Remember this is a comparison. None of them blocks ur 'clicks' on such files.
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Airtel (Bharti) does everything underground where they can. Tata does as well (at least on my street). Since my last isp was always having their main link severed for whatever reason, i was quite averse to this. And it's fibre that got cut, not as easy/quick to splice as other cables.Originally posted by pawanrh@Aug 19 2005, 08:24 PM
4. Cables could be hanging since its Cable Internet, not DSL, but so are other operators' wires! If u are so concerned, in India you'll need to stick to Dial up!
Also overhead cables can be a source of surges either through lightning or bad earthing from the source(s) you get the conection from. This is mostly in the case of Cat-5 cables. Even tho urs is Co-ax, I'm still curious to know what precautions Hathway has taken to avert this.
It's good to know they are DOCSIS compliant as oposed to some strange proprietary way. That's the way cable isps work in the west. It's strange your upload is so slow, i don't see any reason for this to be the case.