> My service is 45 a month. I can get about 760 kilobYtes a second off the
> internet provided the remote server is fastenough.
>
>
> Keep one thing in mind...
> Out of the 10Mbit total bandwidth, only 768k is upload.
Keep another thing in mind: As more people sign up, your available
bandwidth will probably decrease. Check your agreement and see if it has
anything like a committed data rate.
>
> Also find out if the data is encrypted while on the coax.
> That can become a big security issue.
You need to determine if you're on a switched port. If not, everyone on
your hub will (potentially) know your every move. Even if your packets
are encrypted, the headers are not, so they will know what sites you
visit, when you send mail, etc.
>
>
> Howie Hamlin wrote:
>
> > Anybody have any experience with the @work network
> > (http://www.work.home.net/). They sent me some info on low cost T-1 but
> > then I found out that they are providing the service via the cable network
> > (this kind of scares me).
> >
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