Accurate definition of ASDL

DSL is the most commonly used and mature technology in DSL (Digital Subscriber Loop) family, which is the English abbreviation of Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Loop. It is a new high-speed broadband technology running on the original ordinary telephone line. Fast Internet access is the biggest feature of ADSL, with an uplink rate of 640Kbps and a downlink rate of 8Mbps. Therefore, ADSL solves some network applications involving video and image content. In today's broadband network, what can't be enjoyed in narrow-band Internet is no longer a problem. With ADSL, you can enjoy 1.5M Mpeg- 1 or 4M MPEG-2 video programs, and it only takes 1 more minutes to download a 4Mbyte MP3 file.

There are two ways for ADSL to access the Internet: virtual dialing and private line access. Users who use virtual dialing mode use dialing programs similar to MODEM and ISDN, and their usage habits are no different from the original mode. Users who use private line access can access the Internet as long as they are turned on. Virtual dialing requires downloading PPPOE software. You can use the software that comes with your modem or download it from this website.