This may seem like a silly question, but I'm trying to ensure I've got
all my ducks in a line.........

I'm planning a migration from a 500 to a 1000 (or even a 2000)
service.

Will the modem need to be chaned? (Its an Intel Anypoint USB)

TIA,

JohnK

"John F Kappler" <johnk@pceffect.co.uk> wrote in message
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Well, putting "intel anypoint" into google provides lots of hits. I suggest
you start there. However, be aware that Intel no longer support this
product.

HTH

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Sorry, perhaps I should re-phrase the question....

If I have a DSL modem that works on a 500 service, do I need to change
it if I migrate to a 1000 or 2000 service?

I've looked on adslguide.org.uk and haven't found a definitive answer,
but I'm not sure if thats cos the answer is obviously No, or because I
haven't found any answer.....

Ancillary question: If I dont NEED to change is, should I consider
changing it cos some modems are better performers than others?

TIA

JohnK

most ADSL modems are designed to cope with speeds up 8MB/s, so in theory are
more than capable of handling the fastest services available in the UK.


"John F Kappler" <johnk@pceffect.co.uk> wrote in message
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John F Kappler wrote:
No

John F Kappler wrote:

No

No

John F Kappler wrote:
Answer to that is that many people who have switched from using USB to an
ethernet solution have reported higher thru put & a more stable
connection....

Thanks all - My knowledge has been increased and I'm sitting more
comfortably now!

JohnK