Any ISP support V92?

ur003127

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Jan 19, 2002, 9:17:28 PM1/19/02

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TIA

Jemz0r

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Jan 19, 2002, 11:01:49 PM1/19/02

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Nup

"ur003127" <14...@mail.com> wrote in message
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Res

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Jan 20, 2002, 12:25:07 AM1/20/02

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That's incorrect, some are v92 capable at present but not ready to
advertise it.

Alienjones

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Jan 20, 2002, 12:40:57 AM1/20/02

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I saw the first V92 modem I've ever come across yesterday.
Considering the cost of the ISP's modem chips for their access
concentrators... What value to them is using it?

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Isoropia

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Jan 20, 2002, 1:29:03 AM1/20/02

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Like any other business that has to compete, ISP's must "value-add" to their service...

So if you can offer your customers the ability to place their net call on hold whilst they take their voice calls, alot of customers
who want this ability will go their way...

:)

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Res

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Jan 20, 2002, 2:02:29 AM1/20/02

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Cost, Really ? must be talking about cisco, because other RAS equipment I
know of offer a software update (for free) but cisco dont give you shit
for free, and there crap is becomeing second rate anyway.

Ken Kirkby

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Jan 20, 2002, 8:35:16 AM1/20/02

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ur003127 wrote:
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> TIA
Any ISP running Cisco equipment with Mica or Nextent modems with the
latest drivers can support V92, excluding AS5200 series servers.

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Dan Rose

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Jan 21, 2002, 6:06:27 AM1/21/02

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There's really no point in V92 as far as I can see. All it does it
enable QuickConnect by shortening retraining and shortening
handshaking. Once online, V92 makes no - or limited - difference to a
V90 connection

Sure it also incorporates Call-On-Hold, but if you're a serious net
user, you will have a dedicated line, no ?

Isoropia

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Jan 21, 2002, 7:18:58 AM1/21/02

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The whole idea for V.92 is to attract the "non serious" net users who dont want to go to the expense of a dedicated line...

That and the QuickConnect feature...

:)

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Paul Day

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Jan 21, 2002, 7:24:19 AM1/21/02

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Dan Rose <ad...@dannyr.webcentral.com.au> probably wrote:
> handshaking. Once online, V92 makes no - or limited - difference to a
> V90 connection

People playing around with web/ftp servers on the end of their modem
would benefit from the increased upwards speed.

PD

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kyte

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Jan 21, 2002, 7:13:32 PM1/21/02

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On Sun, 20 Jan 2002 23:35:16 +1000, Ken Kirkby <k...@terrigal.net.au>
wrote:

>ur003127 wrote:
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>> TIA
>Any ISP running Cisco equipment with Mica or Nextent modems with the
>latest drivers can support V92, excluding AS5200 series servers.

does nobby's?
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