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Re: Network Traffic Violations
From: Bill_Royds () pch gc ca
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1998 11:35:40 -0400
If these cable modems catch on, then it will pose a problem for inflexible and excessively clever apps. After a holiday weekend of experience with this modem, I suspect it's going to put a huge dent in the telephone modem business. I live In Ottawa Canada. There was a 2 full page ad by local cable supplier in this mornings paper for @home Cable modems for C$39.95 (~ US$25) month. At this price, how are telephone ISP's to survive? They use a long term DHCP (30 day lease) so there will be a whole need for security and application support for this kind of user. It also means home applications become complete new ballgames with respect to client and server functionality. Speed is 3.4 MBS down, 1.2 up
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- Network Traffic Violations Jim Wamsley 303-673-8163 (Sep 03)
- Re: Network Traffic Violations Colin Campbell (Sep 06)
- Re: Network Traffic Violations Ken Hardy (Sep 06)
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- Re: Network Traffic Violations Marcus J. Ranum (Sep 07)
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- Re: Network Traffic Violations Rick Smith (Sep 09)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Network Traffic Violations Antonomasia (Sep 06)
- Re[2]: Network Traffic Violations Mike Baxter (Sep 07)
- Re: Network Traffic Violations Bill_Royds (Sep 10)
- RE: Network Traffic Violations jrtietsort (Sep 10)
- RE: Network Traffic Violations Ted Doty (Sep 11)
- RE: Network Traffic Violations Rick Smith (Sep 11)
- RE: Network Traffic Violations Ted Doty (Sep 13)
- RE: Network Traffic Violations Rick Smith (Sep 13)
- RE: Network Traffic Violations David Lang (Sep 14)
- RE: Network Traffic Violations Dominique Brezinski (Sep 15)
- RE: Network Traffic Violations Rick Smith (Sep 11)
- RE: Network Traffic Violations Woody Weaver (Sep 13)
- RE: Network Traffic Violations Paul D. Robertson (Sep 14)