[plug] D-Link DSL200 Linx support

[Denis Brown]

Thanks, Kim!

In fact didn't know about the DCE stuff, nor D-Link's press 
releases!   Hey, the things you find out here ;-)   Looks interesting but 
time will be my killer :-(

Also thanks to Paul for the confirmation regards DSL-200 and eciadsl - nice 
to know that if there were problems (as you say, with sync) then simply 
retrying would pay dividends.

Cheers,
Denis

  At 11:23 1/09/2003 +1000, you wrote:
>On Mon, Sep 01, 2003 at 09:19:22AM +0800, Denis Brown wrote:
> > I've just had a semi-official word from the D-Link folks in Oz that 
> support
> > for DSL-200 (a USB ADSL modem) can be found at
> > http://eciadsl.sourceforge.net/
>
>You must get the same Press Releases I do Denis :)
>
>Also in that one.. courses.. not the paragraph about Perth :)
>
> >>
>                 The DCE training is a 2 day intensive training course 
> that encompasses the very
>                 basics of networking, taking the student through a series 
> of simple modules,
>                 right through to some very advanced and interesting 
> topics. These modules also
>                 include Wireless, Broadband, Routers, and TCP/IP to name 
> a few. Students
>                 attending the 2 day course will be required to sit for 2 
> exams.
>
>                 The workshops are aimed at channel resellers and system 
> integrators and upon
>                 successful completion attendees will receive a DCE 
> Certificate and will be
>                 qualified as a D-Link Engineer joining over 1000 other 
> DCE engineers.
>
>                 ??This will be our 6th year that DCE has been running and 
> to date we have trained
>                 well over 1000 students,?? said Maurice Famularo, 
> Marketing Director D-Link
>                 Australia & New Zealand. ??DCE offers real value for 
> money compared to what
>                 others have on offer. The course is so popular because of 
> its course content
>                 that we always have to upgrade the venue facilities to 
> cater for the increase in
>                 class size??, added Famularo.
>
>                 ??This year we have decided to add an additional venue 
> being Perth. It will be
>                 the first time we have conducted the training there, and 
> really follows on from
>                 the feedback from Perth as in the past they have always 
> missed out??.
>
>Kim
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