What are the reasons why a line does not qualify for service?
These are the top reasons a telephone line does not pre-qualify for ISN DSL: 1. The distance from the Central Office must be within 18,000 feet of your home. This distance is determined by the actual length of your cable pair, not the driving distance from your location to the Central Office. 2. The facilities serving the telephone line are not equipped to provide ISN DSL at this time. 3. The telephone line has been enhanced with special equipment to provide better voice quality which disrupts the signal needed for ISN DSL. 4.
Following are the top reasons why a telephone line does not pre-qualify for FastAccess Business DSL: • Distance from the Central Office must be within 18,000 feet of the business or residence. This distance is determined by the actual length of your cable pair, not the driving distance from your location to the Central Office. • The facilities serving the telephone line are not equipped to provide FastAccess DSL at this time. • The telephone line has been enhanced with special equipment to provide better voice quality which disrupts the signal needed for FastAccess DSL. • Changes in your local telephone service may affect AT&T’s ability to provide DSL service to you.
Following are the top reasons why a telephone line does not pre-qualify for FastAccess Business DSL: Distance from the Central Office must be within 18,000 feet of the business or residence. This distance is determined by the actual length of your cable pair, not the driving distance from your location to the Central Office. The facilities serving the telephone line are not equipped to provide FastAccess DSL at this time. The telephone line has been enhanced with special equipment to provide better voice quality which disrupts the signal needed for FastAccess DSL. Changes in your local telephone service may affect AT&T’s ability to provide DSL service to you.
1. Your Business Office must be within 18,000 feet of the Telephone Company’s Central Office. The actual length of your cable pair determines this distance, not the driving distance from your office to the Central Office. 2. The facilities serving the telephone line are not equipped to provide AccessPipe Service at this time. 3. The telephone line has been enhanced with special equipment to provide better voice quality that disrupts the signal needed for AccessPipe Service. (top) How can I get a line that does qualify? Answer: We can order a new phone line to your office without conditioning. This line would then have to meet all the other criteria necessary to provide service. We are always testing new technologies that may allow us in the future to deliver service to lines that are not currently eligible. Please continue to check with us to see if your are eligible. If you are interested in other data solutions, please e-mail us for more information. (top) How does it Work? Answer: A
Top reasons why a telephone line does not pre-qualify for BellSouth FastAccess Service: Distance from the Central Office must be within 18,000 feet of the house. This distance is determined by the actual length of your cable pair, not the driving distance from your house to the Central Office. The facilities serving the telephone line are not equipped to provide FastAccess Service at this time. The telephone line has been enhanced with special equipment to provide better voice quality which disrupts the signal needed for FastAccess Service. IFITL stands for Integrated Fiber In The Loop. It is a similar technology to ADSL for use with fiber optic telephone lines (ADSL relies on copper telephone lines). IFITL technology is used for our FastAccess customers who have fiber optic lines. There is no distinguishable difference between the two technologies in terms of connection speed. — Onward through the fog.
