No switching to a higher bandwidth DSL Qwest service will equate to nothing more than a QoS jockey batch running the settings to each level of service based on your support tags.
I would, however, be sure that they did not charge you for the "self install" kit.
Once you determine it was not part of additional expansion fees, the CD will make a fine coaster or when crunched up small and laminated into plastic, earrings that geeky women will happily buy at First Friday.
Does switching from my current Qwest DSL 1.5 Mbp service to a faster
fiber-optic connection require any system changes?
When I first got hooked up with Qwest DSL, I remember it was quite a
hassle to get it to work. But once I got it sorted out, with a few
relatively minor outages, it has been working fine for a couple years.
Upon the recommendation by some PLUG folks, I got a used 2-Wire
modem/router from RedSeven because I was told it would work better
than what Qwest was providing at that time.
Since Qwest has been promoting higher-speed, fiber-optic connections
of up to 20 Mbps, I called to ask their customer service department if
I would have to make any changes to my current setup if I signed up
for this. Their answer was, "No, everything will remain the same."
So, I signed up for the 7 Mbps option for an extra $10/month.
Today, I received a package containing a "QuickConnect" Installation
CD that is described as being needed to "optimize" my modem. No doubt
this CD has some M$ program and I am
Since my system is Linux, I suspect this CD is probably useless to me.
So, is there anything I will need to do via my Linux system to get
everything to work correctly?
And if so, what?
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