Peter,
I use IOL, but its bitstream through Eircom as they don't have their own
DSL gear in Glanmire. I have to say its very good. Since they all had
that session problem with their BASs there hasn't been a glitch.
I'm not sure what the cap is, I recall getting a letter recently to say
its increased. Suffice to say I have never hit it, although I don't do
any big downloads to home.
The router that came is a little ZyXEL box.
- Ronan
On Thu, 2004-04-15 at 12:02, Peter Flynn wrote:
> OK, after a little nudge in the right place eircom finally consider that
> my segment of Bishopstown is accessible to a broadband signal, so I can
> now sign up -- with someone. Yay.
>> Eircom are offering a â¬99 connection with a Cayman Netopia modem
> which they claim has both USB and Ethernet ports -- useful because
> my gateway/server is a bit old and the USB is an add-on card and
> Linux drivers for USB B/b modems are still rare and experimental.
> Adding a second Ethernet card wouldn't be a problem though. But
> eircom have a 4Gb cap.
>> UTVip are offering twice the cap and â¬29.99/month instead of â¬39.99
> (or â¬45 instead of â¬54 for the 16Gb cap option). I'm with them at the
> moment for dialup, but the service has deteriorated over the last few
> months, with their end of the link often going unresponsive for
> several minutes at a time. Modem is a Zyxel P630, but for another â¬50
> they will supply an ADSL 4-socket router (Zyxel 645R-A1) which *does*
> have an Ethernet socket (as well as doing wireless and a bunch of other
> stuff I expect).
>> What other offers are current, and whose deal is the easiest to connect?
>> ///Peter
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