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I have apparently different experiences with RCN: >I was a bleeding-edge adopter with them; got my RCN cable modem installed >on 3/11/99. The Somerville system is one of their first 2-way networks; >in other states they have some 1-way (i.e. return path is via 28.8K or >14.4K modem) installed. > >It doesn't work yet; I was also a bleeding-edge adopters for somerville RCN. And it really *was* painful the first week. But I was willing to put up with it because my modem service prior to that was much worse. Now the connection seems to always be up, and is quite speedy. I get between 50K - 120KB / Sec Down pipe, and about 20KB / Sec up if things are really flowing right. I have had the connection drop for multiple hours on a few occasions, which is worse than what my Mediaone friends experience. But I am a satisfied costomer. (knock wood) I have to say that their service person, who did not know a whole bunch, did not have a problem with my configuring the linux box while he was droping off the modem, he actually enjoyed learning about it. He was not totally sharp, but he was very nice, and really relaxed. - N ___________________________________________________________________ Noah Fields :: noah at concord.org :: W 978.371.3480 :: C 617.699.4044 ___________________________________________________________________ - Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" on the first line of the message body to discuss-request at blu.org (Subject line is ignored).
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