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Is DSL compatible with a Macintosh?

April 26, 2017compatible dsl Macintosh

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Is DSL compatible with a Macintosh?

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Yes, as long as the end user has an Ethernet 10BaseT (not coax) interface and TCP/IP software (either MacTCP or OpenTransport, which is included in MacOS 7.x and later). Anybody who has been using a Mac for a dialup Internet account has TCP/IP software. TCP/IP has been a standard part of the system software. TCP/IP software is also available as an add-on for those end users that do not already have it. Pre-qualify now or call us 888.429.8638.

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Yes, as long as the end user has an Ethernet 10BaseT (not coax) interface and TCP/IP software (either MacTCP or OpenTransport, which is included in MacOS 7.x and later). Anybody who has been using a Mac for a dialup Internet account has TCP/IP software. TCP/IP has been a standard part of the system software. TCP/IP software is also available as an add-on for those end users that do not already have it.

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Yes, as long as the end user has an Ethernet 10BaseT (not coax) interface and TCP/IP software (either MacTCP or OpenTransport, which is included in MacOS 7.x and later). Anybody who has been using a Mac for a dialup Internet account has TCP/IP software. TCP/IP has been a standard part of the system software. TCP/IP software is also available as an add-on for those end users that do not already have it.

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Yes, as long as the end user has an Ethernet 10BaseT (not coax) interface and TCP/IP software (either MacTCP or OpenTransport, which is included in MacOS 7.x and later). Anybody who has been using a Mac for a dialup Internet account has TCP/IP software. TCP/IP has been a standard part of the system software. TCP/IP software is also available as an add-on for those end users that do not already have it.