For dialup Internet access, your modem is a crucial link in connecting to the Internet, but with so many types and speeds, choosing one can be difficult.The Business Internet service can accomodate a wide variety of modems. Depending on where you live, you can connect to the Business Internet service with an analog modem at speeds of up to 56 Kbps.

This page is a resource for any questions you might have about using modems with the Business Internet service. Click below for more information about modem speed, local access numbers, higher speed access, and setting up your modem to work with the Business Internet service.

• Modem speed explained
• Internet access at up to 56 Kbps
• About the new v.90 56 Kbps modem standard
• Dialing in to the Business Internet service when your computer is also connected to a Local Area Network (LAN) 

If you want to find out more about modems, take a look at these valuable and informative Internet resources, which are not associated with the Business Internet service:

• the Modem Doctor for help with diagnosing your modem (Windows only). 
• Mr. Modem can help you with getting initialization strings for your modem (PC and Macintosh). 
• Curt's High Speed Modems Page 
• Data Communications FAQ 
• comp.dcom.modems newsgroup