high speed DSL connectivity
Anthony de Boer
adb-tlug-AbAJl/g/NLXk1uMJSBkQmQ at public.gmane.org
Mon Sep 15 14:22:00 UTC 2003
Fraser Campbell wrote:
> I had assumed that the more expensive business services (say ones giving
> you a
> small static subnet) were still pppoe underneath just with a smarter "modem"
> hiding the details. Is that wrong?
There are two higher-speed services, one being PPPOE underneath, and the
other being delivered as raw ethernet. However, the latter requires Bell
to manually configure a route through their ATM[0] backbone and costs a
lot more. The financial incentives indicate that DSL will mean PPPOE,
unless you're willing to pay extra not to have to deal with it.
[0] Asyncronous Transfer Mode, not cash machines, if anyone was wondering.
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