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<BR>Unlimited ADSL download rates are available now! Including cheap adsl plans in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth & Adelaide. <BR><p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">If you're after great value Internet deals - you've hit the right place. SiteSource
is pleased to offer you the opportunity to join the same service provider that
businesses like AWA, Ray White and even Brisbane Grammar School use for their
Internet access. Plug into a network supported by industry heavyweights like
Cominidico, RequestDSL & Uecomm. Instead of spending money on fancy advertising,
the Investment in a great network delivers you real speed at exceptional value.
Please choose from two types of Internet access - Dial Up or <a href="http://isp.sitesource.com.au/isp/">Broadband
ADSL</a>.
Both make use of your standard telephone line. Dial Up (56K) Modem access is
available via a local call 'data' number, to over 98% of Australia. ADSL is
rolling out fast, and available in many population centres around the country. Including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth & Adelaide.
Make the
change today... register online now!</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">What is ADSL?<br>
ADSL is a modern IT communication technology that allows high speed data transfer
over standard telephone lines….more</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line makes use of existing copper telephone
lines, using a new technology called Discrete Mutlitone DMT. The service is
asymmetrical because data can be transferred at different speeds to and from
the sender. Often downstream data rates (user receiving data) are faster than
upstream ones (user sending data). This broadband technology is ideal for Internet
users where there is a heavier demand for data download from websites etc than
upload.</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Does ADSL tie up the phone line?<br>
No, with ADSL you can talk on the phone and be connected to the Internet at
the same time….more</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">ADSL technology transfers
data on a portion of the phone line’s bandwidth
(capacity) that isn’t used by voice; this allows simultaneous voice and
data transmissions. Some customers may experience a slight audible distortion
on voice calls, however a simple DSL splitter will clear away noise. The ADSL
connection is ‘permanent’, you don’t need to dial a number
to access your <a href="http://isp.sitesource.com.au/isp/">ISP</a>. This benefit can mean a substantial reduction in phone
call charges for some customers. </font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">What speeds are available on ADSL?<br>
You can register online using SiteSource for speeds of 256/64, 512/126, 1500/512…more</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">ADSL speeds are measured in Kbps, in two directions; the first number is the
download speed and the second is for data upload. So even the lowest download
speed is significantly higher than a dial up modem service at 56Kbps. Kbps
is just a measure of how much data can be transferred per second.</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Why should I get broadband over dial up?<br>
With broadband you can access service like movies on demand, global television
and all the other Internet information at fast speeds….more</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Besides the obvious speed
and service improvements, there’s also the
cost saving from reduced telephone calls to your ISP’s modem number.
Broadband Internet will ensure you enjoy more interactive web surfing, the
wait time for downloads is significantly reduced so you spend more time on
sites that interest you and less time waiting for them to load.</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Why is ADSL better than satellite or cable Internet?</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Satellite Internet connections
are only a download connection, and cable Internet is only available in limited
areas…more</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Satellite ISPs still rely
on your telephone modem to connect you for data upload. So expect to have
your phone line tied up & no reduction in your
phone bill. Broadband Cable is only available in limited areas and some providers
have very strict policies on what type of buildings they will connect. Cable
companies also need to attach new lines and equipment to the outside of your
premises, sometimes in a less than appealing manner. ADSL makes use of your
existing phone line infrastructure but without restricting your voice calls.</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Aren’t all ADSL
service providers the same?</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">No, while they make use
of Telstra’s phone lines, that’s the extent
of it. The networks and capacity are different…more</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">SiteSource promotes our
ADSL difference as – fixed cost monthly plans,
free technical support, low contention ratios & rate adaptive lines. Technically,
ADSL is similar to <a href="http://isp.sitesource.com.au/isp/">dial up</a> Internet access when there is heavy demand, too
many users online will cut speed for everyone. Some network providers might
have cheap prices but they struggle in periods of high demand. So while you
think you have high speed Internet, you aren’t getting much better than
dial up.</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">How much do I need to
know about ‘networking’ to use ADSL?</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">ADSL is a more complex
technology than standard dial up Internet, but it’s
not a big learning curve to set up & use it….more</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">If your operating system
is one of the latest from Microsoft, then connecting to broadband Internet
is very easy. The key difference is that the ADSL modem
connects to your computer via a router. (Mostly the router is part of the ADSL
modem.) So when you connect your ADSL equipment, you need to give it some information;
a network address, gateway, subnet mask & dns servers. This information
is clearly provided to you, but if you need a hand, just pick up the phone
(remember our ADSL difference is free technical support) and with ADSL you
can call even when you are online!</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">What happens once I register online?</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">A technician will test
your line to see if it is capable of working with ADSL, you are kept informed
of progress by email…MORE</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">In most cases, when it
is available, your line can be provisioned with the ADSL broadband service
in less than two weeks. In most situations, line installation
only involves work at the exchange, so there’s no need for a technician
to visit you onsite. Testing is also carried out on the line, prior to activation,
to ensure you get a consistently great broadband service.</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif"><br>
Where is <a href="http://isp.sitesource.com.au/isp/">ADSL</a> available?</font></p>
<p><font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">ADSL is available where
your local exchange has been ADSL enabled and your phone lines are capable
of transmitting the signal. Many centres Australia
wide have been updated, use our online exchange check to see if your’s
has. ADSL in regional areas costs a little more due to distance & upgrade
costs. <br> Some major regional centers with cheap ADSL broadband are gold coast, sunshine coast, maroochy, caloundra, shoalhaven, hastings, tweed, bendgio, ballarat, alexandrina, victor harbour, busselton, mandurah, broome, maitland, canberra, queanbeyan, albury, wodonga, geelong, cairns, port lincoln, townsville, newcastle, wollongong, orange, toowoomba, launceston, hobart, burnie, devonport, bathurst, mackay, rockhampton, bundaberg, wagga wagga, coffs harbour, mildura, tamworth, shepparton, hervey bay, gladstone, port macquarie, dubbo, geraldton, lismore, nowra, bomaderry, warrnambool and kalgoorlie.<BR>
<B>Cheap ADSL</B> is available in the metro zones of <a href="http://isp.sitesource.com.au/isp/">Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or
Adelaide</A> local call zones.
</font></p>
What is "broadband"?
Fast Internet access. The definition of broadband is most used to describe speeds faster than using a telephone line with a modem, that is greater than 56K, but more often speeds in excess of 256K. DSL and cable are the most common forms of broadband for homes and small offices. High bandwidth is the same as high speed.
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What is DSL?
DSL stands for for "Digital Subscriber Line" and it is a way to use a telephone phone line to provide a broadband connection. In Australia this must be a Telstra phone line, using the Public Switch Telephone Network PSTN, not a phone line from a cable company.
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What are the benefits of ADSL?
First, it is a fast Internet connection. The speed you will enjoy depends on the service package you buy; typical DSL offerings are between 256 kilobits/second and 1.5 megabits/second.
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It is also an "always on" connection to the Internet. You don't need to wait for a phone call to be made, the way you do with a dial-up modem connection. Also, your DSL line should have consistent performance without noticeable slowdowns; see "what are the drawbacks of cable access" for comparison. You should also consider installing an ADSL splitter on the cable connecting your telephone, as there is a small amount of interferance you may hear.
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Finally, a ADSL line can be used for telephone calls without disrupting your Internet connection.
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What are the drawbacks of DSL?
Not everyone can get it. Telstra provides a check from their website to see if your exchange has been updated. The telephone lines serving some areas are not yet capable of offering DSL service. In some cases, the problem is that your house is too far from the phone company's switching office. In other cases, the phone company needs to replace equipment along the line before it can offer DSL. There is also a limit to the number of ADSL connections any one switch can support, and the distance should be no more than 2kms.
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What is cable access?
Cable access is an Internet connection provided over the same lines used to deliver cable TV. In major metro areas on the east coast Optus provides cable internet on these lines, as well as telephony. This line is not compatible with an ADSL connection.
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What are the benefits of cable access?
Like DSL, it is fast. The speed you enjoy depends on how the cable company has provisioned your line. Cable Internet access will not interfere with your home telephone line.
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What are the drawbacks of cable access?
No matter what your maximum bandwidth is, cable access may slow down at times. That is because the cable line to your house is shared among other homes in your immediate area. When others are using their connections for high-bandwidth activities at the same time, your performance will suffer. Cable access requires that a cable line is running to your location.
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Do I need special equipment for broadband?
A special modem is required for either cable or ADSL. You can purchase this from SiteSource, our service provider or any good electrical store Australia wide. <BR>adls broadband access fast high speed isp
Can I install broadband access myself?
DSL usually requires a professional installation of the line, the first time that it is installed at a new location. Once the DSL line is installed, a homeowner should be able to change services providers or equipment, if needed, without the assistance of a technician. You should be able to install the modem and router yourself, if you have some computer knowledge. Cable access can usually be installed by anyone who is comfortable working with computers; professional installation is usually offered as an option for those who don't want to take the time.
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