Wired Broadband Data Access

No you can not. To further explain more information is needed. When you say "different Location" are you talking about another room in a house? or a different place all together? If it is just in a different room then you want to use a router to connect multiple devices to one modem.

If it is the latter, the reason you cannot have 2 different modems is because you Service provider of you DSL internet will not allow you to have 2 modems active at the same time. When you activated your DSL with your service provider the "Provisioned" your modem to their network. In other words they allowed that one specific modem access to the internet.

The Serial number and the MAC address on the modem are what your service provider put into their system to allow that specific modem onto their network. In order for you two have 2 different modems active at the same time they will charge you 2 access fee's, basically just double what your current internet bill is.

Hope that helped :)

Digital subscriber line (DSL, originally digital subscriber loop) is a family of technologies that provide internet access by transmitting digital data over the wires of a local telephone network.

Connecting Internet throgh DSL Modem by using Ethernet port is the most rreliable & trusted way to get the best performance on a computer. Using DSL through USB makes system slow & doesn't provide the best of the available bandwidth. Moreover Through Ethernet DSL Modem can enable access to multiple computers by using a network switch.

Nearly all Germans have cell phones now; in former East Germany, cellular infrastructure has surprassed landline infrastructure because when it came time to modernize the telecommunications network there cellular technology was easier and cheaper to implement.

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Digital Subscriber Line.

When using bridge mode, a person can extend their LAN service to another or through another modem. LAN can be made faster if bridged through a DSL modem.

It is advertising. They will do or say anything to make it seem like their product is better. If you look at the fine print, it will probably say something like "...when compared to Qwest DSL 1.5Mb speed." It should be noted though that Qwest does not offer the 7Mb speed in all areas.

If the DSL modem is connected to a router that Windows 98 is connected to, or if Windows 98 is connected directly via an Ethenet cable, then yes. Most new DSL modems won't work if you connect them via a USB cable, but the Ethernet will still work.

It is unlikely that you can, as there is no logical reason for an IP address to change every 24 hours, it isn't likely that any modem supports this feature.

In addition, most DSL connections would not change the IP address simply because of a power cycle. Because DHCP assigns the IP address to a specific MAC address, you are likely to get the same IP address back after a short power outage.

With every new operating system, some products will need new drivers. You will need to hook up to a different modem to download the proper driver for your modem on Windows 7. You will probably get it from Asus.

2, the same ones as your phone. You need to use a splitter/filter though.

Star Topology.

DSL is carried over a phone line. Yet it caries digital signals. the telephone company has to limit the bandwidth of the analog voice on the lines. So DSL is able to use the unused portion of the bandwidth to transmit digital data. hope that helps -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- According to Cisco : Network devices link together using a variety of connections: * Copper cabling - Uses electrical signals to transmit data between devices * Fiber-optic cabling - Uses glass or plastic wire, also called fiber, to carry information as light pulses * Wireless connection - Uses radio signals, infrared technology (laser), or satellite transmissions. so your answer would be electrical signals.

If you're talking about mobile broadband for your phone, it's neither DSL nor T1: it's 3G.

You are looking for a router. They start around 30.00 and move upward from there. If you are just using it for home networking and do not have more than 4 computers you can go pick up a router at any major big box store including wal-marts and radio shack's.

No, you have to buy your own router.

You should not have any problems doing that. Just make sure that they are compatible.

You must reset a modem each time you take away or add a piece of equipment to it, because it needs to pick up an IP address with whatever you are hooking it up to. That IP address helps those pieces of equipment communicate with one another. If you were to add a router or another PC to a modem that had not been reset and still had the old settings from a different machine, it wouldn't allow you to connect. Those devices have to be in sync with one another.

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without regular telephone service you can still get dsl, its a service called dry loop and is available in some areas you can consult with an internet service provider about that, i Know Verizon offers it but you might have some alternate options.

The fastest download speeds for rural areas are available from HughesNet. Their fastest download speeds are 5MB per second which should be fine for FTP downloads and would be comparable to DSL or cable Internet service.

CALL YOUR INTERNET PROVIDER, ASK QUESTIONS AND TRY EXPLAINING TO THEM THE ISSUE. I HAVE CALLED MY PROVIDER MANY TIMES FOR ANSWERS.

DSL is an example of broadband connection.

That should mean to "find" It is used for finding words on the page, for example, if you typed in the, it would show all the's on the webpage.