[Hidden-tech] FTP services

[Matthew Crocker]

Verizon currently offers the following speeds for ADSL.  We support  
all of them

down/up

768Kbps/384Kbps
1.5mbps/768Kbps
3.0mbps/768Kbps
7.1mbps/768Kbps

They can deliver 3.0mbps out to 15k feet now so most people can get  
3.0,  1.5 can go 18k feet which is the limit of DSL on the copper  
infrastructure due to load coils on the copper at 18k feet.

768k download is actually 864kbps download but there is about 20%  
overhead on the circuit due to the use of ATM.

You can get SDSL which is synchronous where the up and download speeds  
match.  g.SHDSL is 2.3mbps up & down g.SHDSLbiz is 4.6mbps up & down.   
It supposed these speeds to about 15k feet.   Verizon doesn't  
currently offer this service.   I could offer it in Springfield,  
Northampton & Greenfield if I had enough demand for it.

There is also ADSL2+ which supposed 24mbps down & 2mbps up

-Matt

On Feb 9, 2008, at 5:49 PM, ussailis at shaysnet.com wrote:

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> Yes, there is a big difference between download and upload DSL.  
> That's why
> it is technically ADSL. A for asynchronous. On 728K DSL, that is the
> download speed only. Upload is 128K, max.
>
> I don't know what the speeds are for other levels of DSL or cable. I  
> do
> believe that satellite high speed internet has a very similar problem.
> There transmission power is an issue. Broader bandwidths require  
> more power
> for the signal to get through, "there ain't no free lunch".
>
> This has gotten to some folks who try to use DSL for their server  
> and web
> page. If you run across a painfully slow web page (and you are on high
> speed service) chances are the web server you are looking at is  
> trying to
> use DSL.
>
> My son reminded me of a business in the Valley that tried this.  
> Might still
> be doing it.
>
>
> Jim Ussailis
> jim at nationalwireless.com
>
>
>
> Original Message:
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> Date: Fri, 08 Feb 2008 09:10:18 -0500
> To: lintaylor at verizon.net, Hidden-discuss at lists.hidden-tech.net
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