Bob Craven wrote: If you are anything like some of my colleagues.......very little

Pete wrote: If you're on a fixed-speed service, then it really shouldn't matter too much whether you reboot frequently or not. Although some routers can experience slow-downs if you leave them on...

My experience of old genuine BT ADSL faceplates is that they are chock full of internal pcb plugs/sockets that keep going intermittent. My adslnation Xf-1e microfilter gives an extra couple of dB...

On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 16:25:11 -0700, sales wrote: Had the same problem, bought brand-name faceplate filters (two) and microfilters but not help, called my ex-provider (PlusNet) and got a so-so...

Dave wrote: Which you probably won't be able to do and you shouldn't try. If you need to deal with BT Wholesale provisitions, you need to do it via your ISP only.

"Spack" <news@worldofspack.com> wrote in message OK. I hadn't thought about the extra resources for maintaining extra state tables. I sort of understand now. I will go for a machine that is less...

No such entry exists so far. Last night I was getting 270KB/s, this morning I'm getting 400KB/s ;-) Done this morning, speeds have improved. Adslguide is now reporting my down speed as...

On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 08:50:03 GMT, "George Roberts" <spam@dontbother.co.uk> wrote: Try adding a "." to your hosts file. It may help.

Martin² wrote: Alan said this in a similar thread. The site is very informative. You can buy different quality filters built into a faceplate - the components in a faceplate filter may be...

Bob L <bl@thisaddressisnowhere.com> wrote: Do you know of an equivalent for those of us with Plusnet lucky enough to have been LLU'd to Tiscali? Peter

Hi Mike "Mike Read" <Mike.Read.2a0rxw@broadbandbanter.co.uk> wrote in message news:Mike.Read.2a0rxw@broadbandbanter.co.uk... I have been using the Safecom SART2-4115 for around two months since...

"kráftéé" <kraftee@dontspamkrafteeunless you know what'sgoodforu.pus.com> wrote in message news:44a19cbb$0$962$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader01.plus.net...

Alex Wilson wrote: The classic, try lowering the mtu to 1400. Aol support are pretty dreadful if you are using equipment that is unsuported. Have you checked that it works with a regular usb modem?...

Hi there, I've had exactly the same problem, with Netgear DG834G routers. Have you by any chance got to the bottom of the problem? I'd love to know! Thanks Marti

"Gel" <barclayhomes@ukgateway.net> wrote in message news:1151172081.302323.276200@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com... Have you tried using your ISP's conventional SMTP server from the hotel ? Four...

On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 08:52:19 +0100, "Mr Wiffy" <nospamthanks@irowley.co.uk> wrote: No. It has no idea of what the data throughput possibility is, because it cannot know whether you are attempting...

Nightowl <owl@> wrote in news:LmhJsD8dxQoEFwIg@black.hole: I don't see any resyncing, just data getting killed for a bit as I said. A friend does however get booted every night at midnight though...

pzboyz wrote: If you know any Openreach ADSL engineers you may be able to talk a line attenuator out of them, if not just get a 200mtr length of cable & put that in line every 3 days for a few...

In message <mn.daa17d66c995a911.55888@vizbuks.con>, CheggersPop <vizbuks@vizbuks.con> writes About this: -- Devs "Punchdown Pete the old Kroner"

Hungerdunger <hungerdunger@so1585.MARXforce9.co.uk> wrote: It's at this point I'd suggest getting a gmail account, as you get an SMTP server you can use from any device / ISP, as you have to log in...