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Originally posted by ZanderX
Most residential DSL nowadays is dynamic PPPoE, but some services like Earthlink and Speakeasy offer static IPs for residential xDSL as of late. Business xDSL is usually static, yeah...
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yep, I have a business class SDSL based etherloop connection, which I pay too much for.. it's supposed to allow up to 4-6 Mbit or more, but my ISP restricts it, on peak hours especially
I think Sir Pickles downloaded from me at ~120-140 KB/sec, but that's only ~1 Mbit
I know it would go a lot faster if my ISP would allow it, but I think they don't because there's only a burstable T-3 connection from this "CO" (which is basically just a relay, it's hardly a building) to their main office which has much faster connections
"I should move" is what I've been thinking about and been told for at least a few years