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dial-up is when you have no brordband and you have to dial-up to get on to the internet.
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Usually, the term "dial-up number" refers to the phone number you dial with your modem for dial-up Internet.
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The LAN port is not used for a dial-up connection. A modem is used for a dial-up connection.
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Dial up internet is becoming hard to find. You can get dial up internet thru AOL if you like.
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True
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Internet service has come a long way since people had to call the internet with a phone line. Those long waits and the sounds of static as the internet connected aren’t as in the past as some people think, but for most advanced internet users, dial-up has been replaced by DSL or Cable internet. DSL and Cable are faster. There is no need to connect to the internet. DSL and cable don’t interfere with household phone usage. Even though there is good reason to believe that every dial-up internet service provider in America is either dead or dying, the belief in this demise is wrong. There are more than a few dial-up internet service providers in existence and some of them do very well. Here’s why.
Price
A dial-up internet service provider can always offer a lower price on internet service than DSL or Cable providers. Dial-up is cheaper. It will always be cheaper. It’s the main advantage of dial-up internet and a good reason that people still stick with it today.
Purpose
Not everyone relies on the internet for news, video, movie tickets, and travel arrangements. There are people out there who use the internet sparingly. These people have a purpose for using the internet that doesn’t call for fast page loads. If they log on only for e-mail, dial-up works just fine for this purpose. Even if a bit of browsing is thrown into the mix, for example a visit to a news website, the time spent reading will be minimal enough to make dial-up bearable.
Phone Times
With limited internet usage, phone interference is at a minimum, too, and doesn’t become a problem. A fifteen minute e-mail excursion still leaves plenty of room for other members of the household to use the phone in the evening. The phone stays safe and the internet stays cheap.
Because of these three things, dial-up internet is still around. There probably will be a time when dial-up internet is done forever, but for now, dial-up is a great bargain for people who don’t get online much. It is cheaper than high speed service and doesn’t really interfere with phone calls when used very little.
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True, dawg.
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PS3 does not do Dial up connection
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There are a few different internet service providers who offer free dial up service. Internet service providers like NetZero offer free dial up service for up to 10 hours per month. Fast Free Dial-Up is another site that offers a free dial-up internet connection.
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Dial up internet is becoming a thing of the past. On average it will cost 9.95 per month for the dial up service.
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No, if you want dial up with your DSL you will have to order it and pay for it as a separte service. AT & T does not provide dial up for free.
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It is a system where a computer can use the phone lines to dial up to the internet
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No. Magicjack requires more bandwidth than allowed by dial up.
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The G3 and G4 iBooks had a built in modem which can connect to a dial-up service.
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You name any new dial-up connection as you create it, you can name it "private network" if you'd like.
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i would not use dial up
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i would change to dsl or cable
dial up is way to slow
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If users connect to the system by rote via dial-up line(e.g. from home), access should be restricted by a dial-up access control. Dial-up access controls prevent unauthorized acces from remote users that attempt to access a secured environment. These controls range from dialback controls to remove user authentication. Dial-back controls are used over dial-up telecommunication lines.
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If users connect to the system by rote via dial-up line(e.g. from home), access should be restricted by a dial-up access control. Dial-up access controls prevent unauthorized acces from remote users that attempt to access a secured environment. These controls range from dialback controls to remove user authentication. Dial-back controls are used over dial-up telecommunication lines.
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Setting Up dial Up connection By using CDMA Wireless modem?
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If you are referring to "dial up" internet, it is significantly inexpensive than the other ISP's out there, but much slower.
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It is faster than dial-up, and for dial-up you have to connect, but broadband is connected automatically when you start a computer.
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Dial up is expensive or not it depend upon your area,service provider and brand width you need.
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XP: Click on Start>Control Panel>Network and Internet Connections
Click on Internet Options
Click on the Connections tab
Click Never dial a connection
Click Apply, then OK
Vista: Click on Start>Control Panel>Network and Internet
Click on Internet Options
Click on the Connections tab
Click Never dial a connection
Click Apply, then OK
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Yes, WiFi can use a dial-up connection. Many older WiFi base stations have a built-in modem to allow you to share a dial-up connection wirelessly.
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You can get rid of dial up by switching to high speed or dsl. Try getting a $10 deal from AT&T, which is hard to find but is well worth the offer for a non dial up internet connection.
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No. Some operating systems will say that DSL connection attempts are "dialing," but it's not dial-up.
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If you have a dial up program (I.E Netzero) try turning the graphics quality down.
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The fastest dial-up modems have a maximum transfer rate of 56 kbps.
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Dial up internet is going to be a lot slower than your dsl modem. Typically you can still use dial up and I believe AOL still offers this service.
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No you can not use dial up on a cell phone. All cell phone providers offer their own internet service that can be included in your plan.
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Most dial up service is free or under 10.00 now where DSL ranges about 20.00 and up depending on the speed. The cost of DSL far outweighs the benefits over dial up.
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it's when you pick-up the handset of the server, you will get dial tone server
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No, DSL modems are meant to receive data directly and are unable to dial. You will need a modem with dialing capabilities to use dial up.
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Yes. But you need an ISP (Internet Service Provider) and an IP (Internet Protocol) address.
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Cable internet is definitely more expensive than dial up. However, cable is worth the extra money. The internet is MUCH faster than dial up internet. Websites on dial up take a very long time to download and many videos are impossible to watch. In my opinion, cable is much more reliable than dial up and you should expect huge improvements from dial up to cable.
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