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High-speed dial-up uses two handshakes to initiate communication between a computer and the internet. It employs acceleration servers that use broadband to quickly find requested web pages and transfer information, as well as file compression and pop-up blocking to increase speeds. While still slower than broadband, a combination of these technologies helps dial-up users overcome some limitations.
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- 2. 1.Introduction to How High- speed Dial-up Works The handshake protocol, as the name implies, begins the conversation that allows data to be sent to and from your computer using the Internet. There are actually two separate handshakes that occur in this process.
- 3. 2.High-speed Dial-up: Acceleration Servers The acceleration server uses a broadband connection to quickly search the Internet for the server that hosts the page you're looking for. Once it finds that server, the two machines start talking and exchanging the information you need.
- 4. 3.High-speed Dial-up: File Compression The key element of high-speed dial-up Internet is file compression. If you've read How File Compression Works, then you know that there are two types of file compression: lossy and lossless.
- 5. 4.High-speed Dial-up: Filtering and Caching To combat this drag, high-speed dial-up providers have bundled a pop-up blocker into the software they send to subscribers. This pop-up blocker is programmed to recognize those lines of code that spell out the ad parameters.
- 6. 5.High-speed Dial-up: The Bottom Line It would seem that a clever combination of fairly straightforward technologies has helped to overcome some of the speed bumps of dial-up Internet.