Ok, so with qwest's current setup, I not only need a 678, but a 678 
that does DMT?

On Feb 5, 2005, at 12:18 AM, Craig White wrote:

> On Fri, 2005-02-04 at 23:55 -0700, Kevin Brown wrote:
>>> I have no idea what the differences are.  Does anyone out there know?
>>>
>>> If not, I'll start looking.
>>
>> One works with Qwest's current DSL setup, one doesn't.
> ----
> 675 was always 'CAP' as far as I know
>
> 678 was originally shipping 'CAP' - Qwest changed to 'DMT' type - it's
> always tagged on the bottom. There may be a way to change 678 from CAP
> to DMT but I don't know the procedure.
>
> I have stayed silent on this as there are some on this list like the 
> guy
> from Phoenix Internet who is extremely knowledgeable about these 
> things.
>
> Of course Qwest offers services like VDSL that a Cisco 678 wouldn't be
> compatible, no matter which type and I got the impression that they are
> offering a new type of technology in the Scottsdale Airpark that would
> preclude even a DMT type modem.
>
> Craig
>
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