The simple Difference between Dial Up and Broadband is that you need a telephone line compalsory to access the net. By dialing the number of the telephone exchange the internet is activated where as a broadband connection comes thru the cable that does not require a telephone to access the internet

Answered by Sundeep , an ibibo Citizen, at 8:29 PM on December 30, 2008

dial up me aapko wire ki jarurat nai hoti hai aur aap apne mobile ya fir wireless base phne se connect kar skte ho aur broadband coneection me aapko wire ki jarurat hoti hai...

dial-up connection slow hota hai..but broadband bahut fast hota hai

Answered by Atish Ranjan , an ibibo Citizen, at 11:52 AM on December 30, 2008

Dear Priyarajan

Bsnl & MTNL provide the connection its give the a seperate number for internet connection & passoword, you type the no. give the password then your pc connect the internet. ( its dialup connection), Braodband as connection only for internet connection that connection always connect the your pc.its perform very fast & easily, so that is broadband connection

Answered by PRAMOD KUMAR , an ibibo Citizen, at 5:17 PM on December 29, 2008

Visual IP InSight's Broadband Suite is designed to help service providers and enterprise customers measure and monitor the performance of broadband connections and IP VPNs. At the heart of Visual IP InSight's Broadband Suite is the desktop Agent; unobtrusive software which is deployed on the end user's desktop.

This Agent enhances troubleshooting capability for the helpdesk by fully automating the process of collecting specific end user information within broadband environments, as well as providing a capability to test the availability and performance of key network services. This data is presented in Visual IP InSight's Web-based applications, Service Level Manager and Customer Care.
Enhanced End-user Support
Visual IP InSight's Broadband Suite supports all broadband access media types, including DSL, Cable, and Fixed Wireless and provides specific detail about the end user's connection experiences in broadband environments. This includes hardware/software configuration settings as well as their connection experience when accessing the network and network services. Visual IP InSight's Broadband Suite also gives specific details on the end user's connection experience by connection type including DSL, PPPoE (Point-to-Point over Ethernet), PPPoA (Point-to-Point over ATM) and VPN, IPSec VPN and PPTP VPN.

Like the Dial Suite, Visual IP InSight's Broadband Suite allows customer care personnel to access any user's profile and a history of all past connections, for environments where the concept of "connection" makes sense, like PPPoE - successful or unsuccessful. Each history record includes information such as connection time, Remote Access Server (RAS) result code, point-of-presence (POP) accessed, connection attempt details, and operating system details. Since the data is presented through a Web interface, the data can be accessed worldwide at any time, allowing organizations to respond proactively to performance issues.

Answered by Manoj Mankar , an ibibo Advisor, at 12:27 PM on December 29, 2008

Dial-uo internet connection requirs a telephone line and a number to dial Its maximum speed is 56kbps.

Broadband refers to a connection that has capacity to transmit large amount of data at high speed. Presently a connection having download speeds of 256kbps or more is classified as broadband.

While using a dialup connection, we need to pay for a local call every time we dial the Internet. In addition phone line is engaged while we are on the Internet. With a broadband connection, phone line (if existing phone line is used) can still be used while using the Internet and both the phone and the Internet work simultaneously and no dialup costs are incurred. Telecommunication systems were originally built to carry analogue signals.

Answered by Saroj Rawat , an ibibo Citizen, at 12:25 PM on December 29, 2008