SAOL 10GB for R350

dd1313

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SAOl is the most competitive, but remember it is for only one connection, no con-current with the one,
 
even that works for me, but I'm falling prey to paranoia... I still dont believe they will be able to keep this price up come november. But if they do - They've got my business.
 
Apparently they are using some sort of sharing system, hoping people will buy more than they need so some will use less than 10 allowing others to use the full 10. I suspect that it will collapse in the third week of November as everyone nears their cap. But worth a shot.
 
That's incredibly cheap, but I've become so cynical about the whole broadband industry in SA that I actually don't believe they'll be able to keep it up. In short, I'm going to wait and see before transferring from my own ISP.
 
wait wait wait, so the three PC's connected to our router here at home can't all use the account [SAOL 10GB]? only one can? excuse my ignorance, but i must ask. if that is the case, that sucks. bad.
 
Q-Man

You are ok, but sharing an account with your friend will be a problem
 
dd1313 said:
Q-Man

You are ok, but sharing an account with your friend will be a problem

*whew* had me worried there. for a second i thought the only (slightly) reasonable offer would be useless to me as well.
 
Q-Man said:
wait wait wait, so the three PC's connected to our router here at home can't all use the account [SAOL 10GB]? only one can? excuse my ignorance, but i must ask. if that is the case, that sucks. bad.
As long as your router is making the actual PPPOE connection you won't have a problem - all computers connected to the router will have internet access via NAT.

If however, you setup your router in bridge mode and have each PC doing it's own PPPOE connection you will not be able to use the ADSL10 option.

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Pedantic
www.saol.com
 
Pedantic said:
If however, you setup your router in bridge mode and have each PC doing it's own PPPOE connection you will not be able to use the ADSL10 option.
Pardon my ignorance, but what's the benefit of doing it this way?
 
cjh said:
Pardon my ignorance, but what's the benefit of doing it this way?

Each PC can have it's own ADSL account.

There are too many cons involved tho - security etc.
 
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