We will be getting SDSL service soon and I was wondering if the Cisco
Thanks.
Not that ive tried it but I dont see why it wouldnt work. However one thing to note is that router is end of life/end of sale. It can only support up to
2.3MB down/up so you havent got much flexibility. Cant your ISP let you know if it would work for sure?Cheers
Matt
More than likely, they'll have to ask the service provide which ITU standard the SDSL line would come in as.
FWIW: Stock ITU G.SHDSL is only defined up to 2.3Mb up/down anyway, its not a limitation of the hardware, but of the standard. Remember, ADSL gets higher downlink speed because it is sacraficing uplink speed.
This model has been EOL'd most likely because it is 3 gens out. There's the later models 838 and the 878 versions as well.
SDSL is a generic name. Could mean lots of things. More than likely, they are providing ITU G.SHDSL and this router will work fine, but ask them, you have to match them, not guesses the Net community can make for you.
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