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The speed is too slow to use when multiple users get on usually over three. 
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The speed is too slow to use when multiple users get on usually over three.

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We have seven users using a DSL 1.5/512 connection and it dies after the third user. I heard something about sharing DSL in the past that it had issues. Is there a way to bypass this problem with hardware or some settings? We are trying to avoid a T1. <br />
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Version DSL. Using the supplied modem/wireless/router. <br />
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Any thoughts?
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We have seven users using a DSL 1.5/512 connection and it dies after the third user. I heard something about sharing DSL in the past that it had issues. Is there a way to bypass this problem with hardware or some settings? We are trying to avoid a T1. 

Version DSL. Using the supplied modem/wireless/router. 

Any thoughts?

Need help with 7 users on DSL connection

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