By Raymond J Smith
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Photo by Daly Road Graphics. labor and will simply turn you down as a DSL customer. It may take a month or more for the DSL modem to arrive (see Figure 1-7). When the DSL modem arrives, you are expected to connect it to your phone system yourself, but that is a simple matter not much more complicated than plugging in another telephone. Then you must add microfilters between your existing phones and the wall outlets to isolate the phones from the digital signal. That is also a simple process, which does not require tools.
We will describe them in detail in Chapters 2 and 3, but here is a summary. For convenience, we have broken down the task of getting your home onto the Internet into five steps: Chapter 1 22 Figure 1-6 A ubiquitous cell phone tower, disguised as a palm tree. The one in the foreground is real. Photo by Daly Road Graphics. 1. Get a link from the Web to your door. 2. Buy Internet access from a provider. 3. Install interfaces on your PCs. 4. Install and configure the software that drives the hardware.
Photo by Daly Road Graphics. ” At this point you should know whether or not you want to investigate further. If so, then you probably have more detailed questions about the issues you have discovered here. We will dig into the many details and expand and define Wi-Fi for you in the chapters to come. We will resume in Chapter 2 by taking a closer look at the problem of connecting your house to the rest of the world. This page intentionally left blank. CHAPTER 2 From the World to Your Door Copyright 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.