There are few things less hip than dial-up Internet access. Most folks don't even remember what a dial-up modem sounds (or looks) like. Nevertheless, there are millions of people that use pokey ...

In an era dominated by broadband and wireless cellular networks, it might come as a surprise to many that dial-up internet services still exist in the United States. This persistence is not a mere ...

The nation's two top dial-up Internet providers are jumping into different lifeboats as the broadband Internet wave threatens to sink their leaky business models. It remains unclear whether either ...

AOL, formerly known as America Online, announced that it is shutting down its dial-up internet service. The move stirred a wave of shock and dilemma across the internet, with many wondering how ...

AOL, the company previously known formally as America Online, is discontinuing its Dial-up internet service after 34 years. The service will shutter on September 30, meaning "the associated software, ...

A new breed of modem -- referred to by the decidedly unmemorable moniker of "V.92" -- is appearing on computer stores' shelves. It promises to add convenient features and squeeze every last ounce of ...

On September 30, AOL's dial-up hold-outs will need to finally move on to another internet service. AOL announced this week that it will be discontinuing its dial-up service next month, which probably ...

AOL may have discontinued its dial-up internet services, but at least three others still exist as alternatives — yes, even in 2025. Three providers — Microsoft, Juno, and NetZero — say that they offer ...

I have a Win2k server sitting here, and I want to slap a modem in to it and give a dial-up user internet access. My brother can't really afford an ISP right now and I thought it'd be easier for him to ...

i read some of the previous posts on this subject... the basic idea is that i wanna have a user dial in to my network from home.<BR><BR> i know for PC anywhere i have to open two ports in the firewall ...