So what is the change from telephone or Internet service provider, also called the provider to care? What I really need?
Today there are many technological options on which phone or the Internet can be. They are for the phone:
- Analog or digital (ISDN) telephone lines
- Voice over IP (VoIP, an Internet connection)
- mobile
For Internet following alternatives are available
- ADSL, VDSL, SDSL
- cable Internet connection
- WLAN (wireless technology)
- GPRS, UMTS
which technical implementation is possible at all depends very much on the location from.
What is important now but when choosing a provider? First, once a distinction in the private and commercial sector. This is important, as it has in the commercial sector faster response times.
In the commercial sector then you have less choice, since one in any case a provider selects the ISDN provides. The provider should respond here to a fault within 24 hours.
In the private sector it is not so on the reaction time in case of failure but rather to the costs. Here's why some vendors to consider but is so affordable. Usually this is only achieved through the use of inferior technology and poor service. Now if you should
intends to switch to another provider to make a few thoughts on the following topics:- What is my phone behavior? Cheap phone calls to area codes with Telekom possible!
- Can I pick up my new provider to my existing email?
- I use my domain (@ Meineadresse.de) with you easily?
- Do all my equipment at the new telephone connection?
- What happens during the invoices?
- Which DSL speed will I get it? DSL \u0026lt;2000 unsuitable for VoIP!
- I need a fixed IP address, access from outside?
Many providers offer more than cheap hardware router to buy. This is recommended in any case. At best a wireless router to which you can also connect several PCs with cable and even better with ports for printers or hard drives.
you break anything here over the knee. Take your time and can provide information and by an independent IT service provider, for example, from me to advise.
now a successful change to a new provider is no longer a problem.
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