NetZero is not even close to Road Runner, or any cable modem, but the price is way, way, cheaper. If you don't need top of the line speed, & NetZero DSL is available, get it. It is very hard to find.
DSL is considered to be broadband speed. There is a difference in speed between DSL and Cable. Cable is generally much faster.
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If you have services from cable internet and DSL services, then you will be able to use any modem for the services, as long as you choose a modem that is supported by the company you purchase services from.
Yes, broadband is a type of service that gets you to the internet. It is generally faster then the other alternatives. And it allows phone calls to be made and received while connected to the internet. Other types of internet service are DSL and dial-up.technology seems to have multiple names for the same thing. broadband is internet its just more common to describe the different types of broadband ex. "mobile broadband"
Most home phone service providers today do offer broadband or dsl service for their customers. A good idea would be to ask for packages that would included home phone, internet and cable service.
Yes Qwest is a great provider for DSL. I used to use Qwest many years back for DSL until I upgraded to broadband and I never had any problems with them. Qwest is good but expensive
Yes, you can change your STC DSL modem to another brand, but it's important to ensure that the new modem is compatible with STC's DSL service. You may need to configure the new modem with the correct settings provided by STC, such as the username, password, and connection type. Additionally, it's advisable to check with STC for any specific requirements or limitations regarding third-party modems to ensure seamless connectivity.
You cant im sorry
To find the adapter connected to a DSL cable, follow the DSL line from the wall socket where it enters your home. The line typically connects to a DSL filter or modem. Check that the filter is correctly plugged into the wall socket and that the DSL cable is securely connected to the modem’s DSL port. If you need to troubleshoot, ensure all connections are tight and check for any status indicators on the modem for connectivity issues.
Most routers will be compatible with your DSL Modem. I've used LINKSYS for years without any problems.
I dont think so. Some providers only allow the customer to use the provider's modem; others allow the customer to use any DSL modem, as long as it's compatible with the provider's DSL network.