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elive ISDN access

CivilServant · 2002-06-11 15:31:43

I was wondering if anyone has used elive ISDN service yet. Sounds tempting free ISDN. For information at elivefree.net

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11-06-2002 4:31pm

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CivilServant

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I was wondering if anyone has used elive ISDN service yet. Sounds tempting free ISDN. For information at elivefree.net

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#2 11-06-2002 5:09pm
cgarvey

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I've used their 56k dialup in the past and had no problems.. eircom.net connections were 2-3k faster though, at the time. I haven't used them for ISDN access. I've used UTV (and sometimes eircom.net). But the analogue service was never busy and never kicked me off.

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#3 14-06-2002 12:13am
Illkillya

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I used elivefree for ISDN a few times. If you don't want to pay for a subscription account, its the best alternative to oceanfree imo.

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#4 14-06-2002 11:42am
CivilServant

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Excellent, so it automatically detects that you're using a ISDN Adapter? And what sort of speeds are you getting?

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#5 14-06-2002 6:33pm
BArra

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well mate if your using ISDN then you have either 1 or the 2 speeds dont you

64k or 128k u dont connect any higher or any less

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