Ok, I have this stupid internet access company (EXCEL NET), and they only have a 4GB download limit every month, we usually go through that in a matter of days, and are then reduced down to dial up speed again. Now I want to download the flash games off the internet (like from addictinggames.com) and save them on my computer. (I have 2 macs, 1 intel, and one PPC) Is there a way I can do this to save my bandwidth? And if I do download them, how do I play them on my computer?
Thanks in advance!
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Tagged access, bandwidth, company, Computer, download, EXCEL, flash, flash game, flash games, game, intel, internet, internet access company, macs, Net, ppc, stupid internet, way
is it possible to bridge two lan segments (each lan segment has its own ics with a dialup modem ) on a single server? is it possible that each lan segment access internet through its respective modem ?? or they use both modems? how can bandwidth be utilized effectively ? plz dont suggest modem teaming and multilink ppp coz they r very complicated 
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Tagged access, access internet, bandwidth, Dialup, dialup modem, ICS, internet, LAN, lan segment, lan segments, modem, modems, plz, segment, server
i use a wireless external dialup modem. Even if I leave the internet connection for downloading through limewire, the connection keeps dropping. I mean, the dialer shows im connected but i dont get any bandwidth. The only option left then is to reconnect manually. I dont think my ISP disconnects me because my connection is not inactive. But the problem arises still after every 10 – 20 minutes. Any answers?
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Tagged bandwidth, connection, Dialer, Dialup, dialup modem, dont, internet, internet connection, isp, limewire, modem, option, use
DSL and Dialup Internet both pass through copper telephone wires, which has bandwidth in Megahertz range. Why wasn’t the entire Bandwidth ultilized in the traditional dialup internet?
I have a broadband connection from my ISP to my office via a fibre optic link. I pay for a 128K link but my link is slower than my dialup link at home. There are no other users on my network.
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Tagged 128k link, bandwidth, broadband, broadband connection, connection, Dialup, dialup link, fibre, home, isp, link, network, office
