I wonder if anyone has any suggestion about this problem that I am having with my ADSL connection. Last Tuesday I was upgraded to 2M then a couple of hours later lost my connection. I went through...

"M.Dexter@blueyonder.co.uk" <> wrote: What, you're not blaming this on dirty immigrants? The way you do with everything else?

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SimonBP wrote: looks like you have a 1M service outside the limits and this phone is a design that introduces noise (from the phone or the PSU) to a level that the filtering can't handle and hence...

On 8 Nov 2006, brazingo@gmail.com wrote: I'd suggest that some 'conform' more than others, or perhaps 'work' when a number of others simply cannot cope. Although 8000 kbps has been part of the...

On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 12:35:14 -0000, "David McClelland" <david_ekh_mcclelland@hotmail.com> wrote: It does appear that the tech side's CRM has off-beam info, perhaps all incoming BT comms turn into...

Graham wrote: http://tinyurl.com/6egmo - 'number managment' seemed to be the key.

Ofcom today increased the opportunities for broadband fixed wireless services, by publishing provisions for opening the 71-76GHz and 81-86GHz bands for licensed use. At present these spectrum bands...

BT Openreach has announced that the UK has achieved that the number of unbundled lines has reached the one million mark. This represents a 420 per cent increase in the number of unbundled lines since...

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Bill Ridgeway wrote: unless you're on one of the Orange LLU exchanges you will only get the fixed speed offered by the BT checker. Phil

On Sat, 04 Nov 2006 11:41:00 GMT, Jackie wrote: I use about 100 meters of twisted pair CAT5 network cable.. works a charm.

Thanks Dennis, some sensible discussions. Dennis Ferguson <dcferguson@pacbell.net> wrote: Agreed but still awaiting 7's actual artical as it makes a big

On 5 Nov 2006, martyn@neptunect.co.uk wrote: On the assumption the Netgear FVS318 has a "WAN" port, that would go into the DG834, and on the DG834, you'd set up DMZ to forward everything to...

On 5 Nov 2006, hufaunder@yahoo.com wrote: Since there are Annex A and Annex B standards, it is pretty clear that the provider *would* care whether you have POTS or ISDN, because they are unlikely...

On Thu, 2 Nov 2006 17:28:16 -0000, "Dunhallin House" <sm76@lycos.co.uk> wrote: Onetel? Don't you mean TalkTalk nowadays? Not trying to be cheeky, but if you *are* with Onetel then you'd be better...

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Hi Chris Joker7 ne likha tha: You really need to ask for feedback on Entanet broadband. :-) The reason I say this is because (we at) Cyberstrider only resell the Entanet broadband service - you...

Hi, I have Demon wires only service and have used Netgear products for a few years. Recently the Netgear products are starting to be very poor quality - the firmware always needs to be upgraded and...