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Michael
 *Really, I'm not dangerous, just a little misunderstood.*
      mgbaker@bellsouth.net
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"miss kool" <kool_software@my-deja.com> wrote in message
news:8qgdll$mr7$1@nnrp1.deja.com...
| Actually, if you read the Terms & Conditions at the link John posted,
| it is worded in a way that indicates that Mom can logon the computer
| using username "family", and that later on Dad can logon using
| username "family" as well.. that everyone in the household doesn't need
| an individual username to use the internet. It doesn't say that Dad can
| be on one computer, and networked to Mom's computer, so that they're
| both on the connection with two computers. No, nuh-uh, no way.
| Networking is NOT supported on Residential FastAccess - if you call
| Tech Support, they'll ask you to take a machine off the network so they
| can troubleshoot it. You'll also find that you'll usually be asked to
| remove any network bindings (netBeui, IPX/SPX) that aren't used in
| conjunction with Residential (read: single-user, not on a LAN)
| accounts. If you wanna run a LAN, at home or whatever, you must have a
| Small Business account.
|
| Trust me. :)
|
| here to help!
|
| In article <f0Ux5.6597$sz2.38498@news3.atl>,
|   "John" <Jbro@hotmail.nospam.com> wrote:
| > BellSouth allows "in house/family" sharing of connections, as long as
| the
| > network isn't misconfigured so that it broadcasts local traffic or
| massive
| > pings, etc, across BellSouth's network, or highly overuses
| bandwidth.  Read
| > the Terms and Conditions:
| >
| > http://services.bellsouth.net/footer/legal/acceptable_use_policy.html
| >
| > John
| >
| > "miss kool" <kool_software@my-deja.com> wrote in message
| > news:8q8sd4$r0f$1@nnrp1.deja.com...
| > > Glad the tweak worked for you. Just a word of advice - if you have a
| > > Residential DSL account with FastAccess, I don't recommend running
| more
| > > than one PC on the single connection; their Network Sysops
| run "network
| > > sweeps" to check what IPs are being held by which hardware (MAC)
| > > addresses; if they see more than one MAC address on a single IP, or
| > > more than one IP from a single location, your account can be
| > > temporarily disabled; but if more than 3 instances are logged, your
| > > account is gone for good, and your DSL line provisioning taken off.
| If
| > > your line qualifies, you can convert to a Small Business account for
| > > $15 more per month, and have as many PCs on a single connection as
| you
| > > like.
| > >
| > > here to help,
| > >
| > > miss kool :)
| >
| >
|
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