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Originally posted by IvTEC at 26-4-2004 09:39 AM:
Aku puah bertekak dgn TMNET telecare nya org tu. Aku cakap aku nya speed been capped down tu 384 nya package. Aku bayar 512.
Dia tanya aku..camner aku tahu?Aku cakap...aku consistant dapat ...
Problem dah settle dah...semalam depa buka balik aku nya line ke 514.....
Dema ni...business apa lah...kalau yang jenis tak tahu...kena jer lah...bayar 514....service 384.... |
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Originally posted by bzzts at 23-4-2004 05:08 PM:
lama giler construction... hehe...
BTW, apa nombo DNS lain yg kita boleh taruk sewenang-wenangnya yek?
leh tukau ari-ari... hehe...
HeHeHe.. domain tu mmg dibeli untuk UnderConstruction..
Apa Apa pon.. aku tgk DNS Streamyx dah semakin OK. Tak perlu nak tukar DNS IP mcm ape yg aku ckp kat http://www.articulate-x.com/faq/article.php?id=030
Tp kdg kdg ade juga yg tak btol dgn DNS Streamyx tu...
Semakin lama semakin bagus...
Berkenaan dgn 384 dgn 512 upgrade tu.. mmg ler si telekom tu lembab sikit kalo nak upgradekan line.. kene dok telepon byk kali baru la dia tukar dr 384 ke 512.. Kalo downgrade.. cepat plak dia tukar.. heran aku... :kant: |
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weh, apesal link tu dah expired? nak guna la,,, |
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sekadar untuk renungan..
Asymmetric DSL (ADSL) - It is called "asymmetric" because the download speed is greater than the upload speed. ADSL works this way because most Internet users look at, or download, much more information than they send, or upload.
High bit-rate DSL (HDSL) - Providing transfer rates comparable to a T1 line (about 1.5 Mbps), HDSL receives and sends data at the same speed, but it requires two lines that are separate from your normal phone line.
ISDN DSL (ISDL) - Geared primarily toward existing users of Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), ISDL is slower than most other forms of DSL, operating at fixed rate of 144 Kbps in both directions. The advantage for ISDN customers is that they can use their existing equipment, but the actual speed gain is typically only 16 Kbps (ISDN runs at 128 Kbps).
Multirate Symmetric DSL (MSDSL) - This is Symmetric DSL that is capable of more than one transfer rate. The transfer rate is set by the service provider, typically based on the service (price) level.
Rate Adaptive DSL (RADSL) - This is a popular variation of ADSL that allows the modem to adjust the speed of the connection depending on the length and quality of the line.
Symmetric DSL (SDSL) - Like HDSL, this version receives and sends data at the same speed. While SDSL also requires a separate line from your phone, it uses only a single line instead of the two used by HDSL.
Very high bit-rate DSL (VDSL) - An extremely fast connection, VDSL is asymmetric, but only works over a short distance using standard copper phone wiring.
Voice-over DSL (VoDSL) - A type of IP telephony, VoDSL allows multiple phone lines to be combined into a single phone line that also includes data-transmission capabilities.
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Post time 28-4-2004 09:20 AM
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