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- Subject: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] Centurytel DSL
- From: Stephen Montgomery-Smith <EMAIL:PROTECTED>
- Date: Mon, 09 Jul 2007 13:24:29 -0500
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I just switched to Centurytel DSL, and so far my experience has been
awesome. I think they are investing a lot in new equipment and
infrastructure in my area (which is Southwest Columbia along Scott
Blvd). Along with a three month trial digital TV, they gave me a router
for DSL which seems really well designed. As well as 4 ethernet ports
(one of which is used by the TV), it has wireless included. The DHCP
can be programmed so that it assigns a fixed LAN IP address by MAC
number (something I always wanted in the store bought routers), and it
also has its own DNS server that automatically extracts the hostname of
the attached computer and adds it into its own LAN DNS address book.
You can read about the router at http://2wire.com/index.php?p=106 - it
is the 3800HGV - it is so new that they haven't yet written it's manual.
I also very much like their digital TV. It has had some reliability
problems, but the support service has been very responsive, and my guess
is that it is teething problems because the equipment is so new.
Stephen
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