Adelphia is fully aware and has equally fully condoned the network
connected to the Library circuit. That was the first question we asked.
We are dynamically assigned there. The static IP is what we were
concerned about at Floodbrook and they say they are available "in
certain areas"?!? I guess they have router issues in certain network
segments or something. We were going to look into the higher speed
connection even if it costs $ as it would be cheaper than the T. Do
those folks who have it as a backup to a T have you done any load tests
to see how cable stacks up against the it?
see ya,

Ed Crelin
MacInsight, Inc.
Tech Support
Mount Holly School
VT, usa

On Jan 24, 2005, at 2:02 PM, gr wrote:

> Hi all
>
> I would like to add a word of caution regarding the free cable internet
> connection from adelphia for schools
>
> When we had one installed in a local learning center, the adelphia rep
> explained that their certificate of public good and state approved rate
> agreement which applies to that free service is for their cable modem
> to
> connected to a single computer
>
> If you have more than one computer using it, that should be your own
> business.
>
> If any one has specific different information from adelphia, I would
> like to know
>
> Thanks
> Gr