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Thanks to caeisenb, it worked.<br />

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Is there any one else using IBM Globlenetwork service? &nbsp;Last month I switched my internet server to IBM Globlenetwork, in the mean time I updated my modem to a 28.8 USR. &nbsp;However, the connection is slower than my old 14.4 USR modem when using another sever (a school server), especially when I use X-window software MacX. &nbsp;The IBM Globlenetwork technicians kept telling me that my modem setting isn't right. &nbsp;But I felt I have tried everything according to their advice. &nbsp;I live in Winston-Salem, NC. &nbsp;Is there any one else having the same problem or should I try another internet provider?<br />
-bob 
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Is there any one else using IBM Globlenetwork service?  Last month I switched my internet server to IBM Globlenetwork, in the mean time I updated my modem to a 28.8 USR.  However, the connection is slower than my old 14.4 USR modem when using another sever (a school server), especially when I use X-window software MacX.  The IBM Globlenetwork technicians kept telling me that my modem setting isn't right.  But I felt I have tried everything according to their advice.  I live in Winston-Salem, NC.  Is there any one else having the same problem or should I try another internet provider?
-bob 

Is IBM Globlenetwork slow or my modem setting wrong?

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).