Help - should I become a wireless sniper?
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I am about to give up on my phone line internet connection as it is a piece of ****. Am looking at a wireless (radio) conection.
You guys are on the internet quite a bit, am I making the right move?
I get no transmissions sometimes, or lose it altogether.
The cost is $450 for the radio dish, $50 per month for 256K.
I'm not going to snipe
You guys are on the internet quite a bit, am I making the right move?
I get no transmissions sometimes, or lose it altogether.
The cost is $450 for the radio dish, $50 per month for 256K.
I'm not going to snipe
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If you go for wireless, make sure you're looking at a 2-way system. I believe there are some cheaper methods out there that use the satellite for downloads, and your phone line for uploads. This would let you display web pages faster, but your snipes would use the phone line to send.
Clark
AND I ALWAYS LEAVE FEEDBACK!
I don't plan to snipe, I used that to create a link to the forum topics so I would not be accused of posting something
that did not pertain to coins.
Maybe I should have posted that I was going to sell a $20 gold coin for a new internet service.
see? My Auctions "Got any 1800's gold?"
If you do want to snipe - just go sign up for a free sniping service - they will do the snipes for you and you'll win the auctions. Keep the same slow modem and save the money for more coins - monthly
see? My Auctions "Got any 1800's gold?"
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I'd go with either DSL thru the phone company or Cable Modem thru your cable service provider. In my building, my option is OnlineDSL by Verizon or Cable Modem by Time Warner/Roadrunner.
I've chosen Cable Modem. I also have a Linksys WiFi 802.11b router/firewall/DHCP server that allows me to connect my 3-node PAN to the rest of the world. The Linksys router allows wired connectivity as well, but at 100 Mbps. (That's for my Redhat box.) My PC and laptop are both wireless. (I use Linksys wireless NIC's for the PC and laptop as well.)
I bought the Linksys equipment from buy.com.
If you're any good any network administration, you can also play with the configuration on your router/firewall.
EVP
PS You'll have a problem with installing the drivers for your wireless NIC if you're using XP. The Linksys helpdesk was able to get me through the problem, and I can help you too.
PPS The problem w/ XP has to do with a friggin' marketing decision by MS!
How does one get a hater to stop hating?
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EVP
How does one get a hater to stop hating?
I can be reached at evillageprowler@gmail.com