The phone line (drop) in my home computer room is dead. Has been for many
years.
I am considering two choices.
1) Get the phone line fixed.
2) Get wireless from the bedroom to the computer room.
Background:
I do all my high speed net stuff at the office (very large bandwidth).
Dial up from home will server me well for what I need to do from home.
Questions:
1) What type of wireless equipment (manufacturer and model) would anyone
recommend to well with Linux, with 56K (or slower) dialup, with someone
(provider) like EMR.
2) At some point I may want to go with something like Qwest DSL (to EMR),
would that change the recommendations?
Thanks
George Wayne Gambill ... Registered Linux User: #311028
-----Original Message-----
Subject: Re: Phone Line / Cable Install
From: Dennis Kibbe <
dennisk@fastq.com>
Date: 30 Jul 2003 19:29:18 -0700
On Tue, 2003-07-29 at 11:03, Derek Neighbors wrote:
> Anyone good at running telephone/cable cabling? If so and you think you
> can do for cheaper than what Cox/Qwest is willing to do... Let me know. I
> don't have the time to run and need some moved for office transition.
> Certainly I would rather give someone from PLUG the money to move it
> rather than pay a greedy corporation. :)
>
> -Derek
Talk to Bill Lindley -
wlindley@wlindley.com , he recently rewired my
apartment. Great job!
Dennis Kibbe
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