Which BlueLight Internet access numbers have 56K capabilities?

All BlueLight Internet Web access numbers are capable of 56K connections. If you are having trouble connecting at 56K with your modem, it may be that your modem uses a different 56K protocol from the one used by the modem answering at our access number.

There are four main protocols for 56K: v.90, x2, k56-flex (k56-flex support connections from both v.90 and x2) and v.92. When incompatible modems try to connect to each other, they lower their speeds until they find one speed where the protocols are similar and communication can be established.

If you are not reaching a 56K connection with your current access number, try using a different access number.

Other questions about access numbers:

• Is there a local access number in my area?
• Why can't I connect to my access number?
• If I don't have a local number, will I be charged for connecting to BlueLight Internet?
• How can I request that local access numbers be offered in my area?
• How do I change my access numbers in the BlueLight Internet software?
• I use my computer from more than one location. How do I set up a different dialing profile for each location?
• Which BlueLight Internet access numbers have 56K capabilities?
• What do I do if an access number I've used before is now missing?
• What do I do if an access number is listed on BlueLight Internet's access number Web site but does not appear in my BlueLight Internet access numbers list?
• How do I make BlueLight Internet dial the area code and/or "1" before an access number?
• How do I enable or disable call waiting?