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ISPs and the Internet
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| Just what exactly do ISPs use to connect to the Internet? T3s, OC1 or 3, ATM? Or does it vary; in which case, I would think the i-Net+ exam wouldn't ask me to choose....Thanks. | |
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| Depends on the ISPs choice. I came across IPSs with T1s, T3s & ATMs.
Hope this help. 
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Gareth Leung
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| It helps. Thanks very much!! | |
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| If this is for the test, then I'll answer ATM. 
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Gareth Leung
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| Agreed. There are many possible choices for real-world ISPs. For the test, look for keywords -- surpirse, surpise  -- in the question, like minimum speed required, cost, etc...
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Freak, MA, M.Ed., Net+,I-Net+, MCP+I, MCSE, MCT
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| OHHH!!! those are the tricky words Freak
"cost and speed" | |
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Originally posted by ramdayal:
OHHH!!! those are the tricky words Freak
"cost and speed"
Then have to see how many user connected.
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Gareth Leung
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