[kwlug-disc] Im looking for a 100 meg connection
L.D. Paniak
ldpaniak at fourpisolutions.com
Thu Dec 8 16:15:29 EST 2011
Hi Kyle,
Sounds like you have done some homework on the Roger's 50+2 option. I
had a salesdude at the door a couple months back trying to sell me that.
After a few questions, his eyes glazed over and he promised to have
technical support contact me with answers - but, in typical Rogers
fashion, he/they failed to deliver.
I was curious about throttling/cap rules on this kind of pipe. Any info
on that? Also, are these numbers juiced with the "SpeedBoost" aka
LatencyKiller and otherwise pretty plain?
Thanks,
Lori
On Thu, 2011-12-08 at 16:00 -0500, Kyle Spaans wrote:
> Ping the dude at kingstreetinternet.com, he's hoping to setup
> fibre-to-the-home in KW.
>
> Also ping the folks at the hackerspace, Kwartzlab.ca, some of them
> there are in the ISP business locally.
>
> If you're willing to sell your soul and dignity (kidding!), you can
> get "Robber's" Cable up to 50Mbps down/2Mbps up here -- I will likely
> start using this in January, *SIGH* :(
>
> Another option is to enroll as a student at UW and live in one of the
> apt-like on-campus residences. You get to use the university internet
> that way. :^)
>
> A company called Fibernetics does business internet stuff. So if you
> run a business out of your home and are willing to pay them megabucks,
> you could probably get a fibre connection.
>
> Lastly, depending on the kind of downloading/uploading you are doing,
> it may be much easier to put a server in a colo, or buy a VPS and use
> that as your bandwidth "home base", and then do transfers between your
> home and the server at a slower rate.
>
> gl & hf
>
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