Will my Verizon Westell Versalink modem work with Qwest service?
915511
you need the qwest modem.  they are programed for their service.
534221
If you have two different accounts maybe. You have to have the MAC address of the modem activated by the cable company.
387727
Nope, not on my Comcast high speed or Verizon DSL.  Everything is working as it should.
480708
check w/ phone company and cable company...then decide betweent the 2\nfyi dsl's speed is not effected by the number of ppl on at once but cable is
1155054
I put my phone line into the modem, and out of the modem to the phone.\n\nand mine show up on the monitor all the time no software was required.\n\ni have brighthouse phone service.\n\nwhen i say modem, i mean the 56k modem not the dsl modem.
792756
Ouch.  Time to hit Ebay, if your old modem only had USB on the LAN side....  Fortunately lots of people sell DSL modems for not too much.  Try to use the same brand as your old one, just get a model  that has Ethernet output (so if your old modem was a Westell, get another one)
255981
any 56k modem will be fine
1109178
I have had Qwest dsl for 3 yrs now and love it...I have a friend who has Yahoo dsl and hates it always getting booted...So stick with your Qwest and Yahooooooooooo on lol
596310
I have Verizon DSL. It's ADSL and it's fairly cheap. I've never had any problems with reliability either.
997158
Anything is possible but your DSL modem will almost always have a second jack for your phone..use it to avoid any issues.
904825
Hmm... If you have the driver, then it is simple enough... Just follow the instructions upplied to you with the driver. If you need further assistance try:\n\ntldp.org/HOWTO/Modem-HOWTO.html\nlinmodems.org/ \n\nThat should work fine. And you gotta be root before you try most of this stuff.
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not me, i use qwest! :p
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Whether you can get DSL depends on which switch your phone winds up connected. \n\nYour neighbors could have DSL -- even if they are in the same building, next door down -- and you could not, because your phone is connected to a switch that can't handle DSL, while theirs is.\n\nIt's difficult to believe that Verizon could have switches so old that they can't handle DSL still in service in Manhattan, but it's apparently true.\n\nYou may find that if other people in your building can have DSL service, that asking Verizon to install a brand-new line would work. Of course, that will prove expensive. Or, if you are really, really lucky, simply asking them to give you a new number may move you to a DSL-capable switch.\n\nMy brother uses TW Cable service in NYC and is very happy with it, as an alternative.
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Does this help?\n\nhttp://support.necsam.com/download/versa622030sr.pdf
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http://www22.verizon.com/utilities/peoplepages/?ftype=wp&whichpages=white&SRC=&STYPE=WS&PS=15&PI=1&process=yes&WF=Velma&WL=Green&T=&S=&x=14&y=8
991129
A modem should do it...
164910
If your Qwest DSL modem is also a wireless access point, then no, you don't need an Apple Airport access point.