From my research in buying a home soon I believe your best route would be to go Conventional with 20% down as that will remove the PMI from your loan. Now I have not taken into account what tax breaks you'd get with PMI as it is deductible, so this may not be 100% the case.
On the surface it...
It doesn't matter so much as it is a point of curiosity. I didn't know how this worked at all before making the post. The more I can inform a client the better off we will both be.
Thanks a bunch of y'all's assistance.
I'm quite curious as to the splice point's location for this particular drop. The customer is probably the only one being served for 10 or so miles in either direction. Makes me wonder if they would have built out a splice point just for them as I don't imagine any would have existed.
If this...
So then anyone else behind that pair will experience temporary downtime while it's broken off?
How long does an install like this take? What's involved?
Something I've been wondering, but haven't been able to find an answer for.
So a client of ours is getting MetroE services from AT&T who has fiber running along the highway in front of the premises. By what means does AT&T break off of their loop to provide service to this customer? I can't...
drebo -Thanks a bunch for the response. It is quite clarifying, but I do have one more question.
In response to this statement:
Are you referring to the ARP timeout or MAC table timeout. If you are indeed talking about the MAC table, can you confirm that there is no L2 checking for a dead...
Thanks for your suggestions Nothinman, here's a quick reply/update:
I checked with an admin for the other network and no static ARP exists. Port-sec is a good idea - I'll have to confirm that (since it's not an access port I wouldn't expect it to be on, but who knows - worth checking). The TTL...
eBay usually has some
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Setup: Replacing 5520 ASA with another 5520 ASA that has been updated to the last firmware, RAM added, same config on both (same config expect for the converted NAT rules since Cisco changed their NAT format). Powered up new ASA next to the old ASA, waited until it was completely booted and...
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