i was actually considering applying once i get my cert. looking at testing
in june.
as for the novices, it may actually be level 13 that has the novices.
however, i would think with all the peering problems that telocity has had
with level 13 that they would peer with someone else, perhaps UUnet?
Sounds like a CCNA (or maybe even a CCIE?) might help Telocity ALOT!
Seems like they have novices setting up their routers (Saudi Arabia? Please.)
Jacob
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, you wrote:
>
> I had the same problem here? I riped there Telocity modem of my computer. I
> called them up and told t
>
>On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 07:44:16PM -0600, Vidiot wrote:
>> Nope, in this case TDS Metrocom actually has their in infrastructure.
^^
Oops! -->own
>*Sigh*. Generalize, and get shot.
>
>Ok, I shoul
On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 07:44:16PM -0600, Vidiot wrote:
> Nope, in this case TDS Metrocom actually has their in infrastructure.
*Sigh*. Generalize, and get shot.
Ok, I should have said in _most_ cases, not all. The upshot is the
same, though; you have to check to see which situation applies, a
I had the same problem here? I riped there Telocity modem of my computer. I
called them up and told to cancel this DSL line. IT SUCKS BAD and I am
warning everyone to stay away from them.
Brian
>Be aware that any of the ISPs that offer DSL are actually a team--for
>instance, TDS Metrocom offers your ISP services but use Ameritech to
>actually provide DSL service. And this is different from location to location!
Nope, in this case TDS Metrocom actually has their in infrastructure.
Only
On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 04:00:55PM -0600, Vidiot wrote:
> Damn, I'm glad that I get my local DSL via TDS Metrocom. ...
Be aware that any of the ISPs that offer DSL are actually a team--for
instance, TDS Metrocom offers your ISP services but use Ameritech to
actually provide DSL service. And thi
>i have had regular and repeated problems with my telocity dsl. not limited
>to but including a one day notice of a twelve hour outage. i am supposed to
>have 768k/408k and have yet to see a d/l reach over 30k/s (i was told they
>would have to reprovision my line if i wanted this fixed and i mig
i have had regular and repeated problems with my telocity dsl. not limited
to but including a one day notice of a twelve hour outage. i am supposed to
have 768k/408k and have yet to see a d/l reach over 30k/s (i was told they
would have to reprovision my line if i wanted this fixed and i might b
On Fri, Mar 23, 2001 at 07:24:17AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> So everyone out there take my advise SAY AWAY FROM THEM.
>
>
Well, I'll disagree. They've not been perfect, but more than acceptable.
My experiences with the techs have ranged from good to fair, but they've
always been friend
Listen, I had another DSL provider, they WERE GREAT 900k downloads at just
about anytime of the day. I never had a problem with anything with my past
DSL provider. I can tell you something, I am NOT paying $50 a month for
dial-up speed. AOL is not that great, but at least I no what I am getting
Eddie Strohmier
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Subject: Re: Telocity DSL...
On Thu, 22 Mar 2001, Eddie Strohmier wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I finally think I may
On Thu, 22 Mar 2001, Eddie Strohmier wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I finally think I may have a DSL service in my area and
> wanted to see if anyone on the list was using them. Telocity
> is the service and the appear to be Linux friendly at least
> their website indicates this. Has anyone had any experien
I have Telocity here. The installation went smoothly and on time. The
first few weeks, up time was somewhat rocky, and there have been a couple
of episodes of strange routing problems and one episode of dropped
packets, but they have mostly been reasonably reliable since then (engage
in your fav
On Thu, Mar 22, 2001 at 09:14:02PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> IT SUCKS!!1 I HAD IT AND GOT RID OF IT ASAP!
Just curious how it could be worse than AOL?
To the original poster:
A lot depends on what you are looking for, and other variables such as
how good
IT SUCKS!!1 I HAD IT AND GOT RID OF IT ASAP!
I have a friend who just switched from them. The provider he had
been using decided to get out of the residential DSL market, and
focus on business DSL...so they transitioned him to Telocity.
First, they failed to ramp up enough bandwidth in the region to
handle all the new customers.
Then, the
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