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I saw a ad for a Networking device for your phone line, in CompUSA's =
newspaper ad. It's made from LinkSys. I'm a little worried about =
this, theres no hub involved, all data is transfered via your phone =
line. It _CANT_ be that fast. It just seems too good to be true. The =
device is $60/per computer. =20
It can hold up to 25 computers (the box says)
Has anyone experienced this kind of networking? Is it any good? I'm =
thinking about trying it, and then getting cox for the internet.=20
My only other question is, does it need to be a "live" telephone? We =
have 2 lines right now, but if we get cox, we'll get rid of the second =
line. Does it actually need the phone line, or does it need the phone =
wire?
Thanks,=20
Tyler=20
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I saw a ad for a Networking device for =
your phone=20
line, in CompUSA's newspaper ad. It's made from=20
LinkSys. I'm a little worried about this, theres no hub =
involved,=20
all data is transfered via your phone line. It _CANT_ be that=20
fast. It just seems too good to be true. The device is =
$60/per=20
computer.
It can hold up to 25 computers (the box =
says)
Has anyone experienced this kind of=20
networking? Is it any good? I'm thinking about trying =
it, and=20
then getting cox for the internet.
My only other question is, does it need =
to be a=20
"live" telephone? We have 2 lines right now, but if we get cox, =
we'll get=20
rid of the second line. Does it actually need the phone line, or =
does it=20
need the phone wire?
Thanks,
Tyler
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