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JoRob64 May 18th 12 07:41 PM
Has anyone had any experience with Vonage please?
1 uk.telecom.voip (UK VOIP)
Harry Bloomfield May 18th 12 02:30 PM
Present system is a Netgear DG834G providing connection to broadband, plus wifi for laptops, plus 4 items connected via the 4x LAN ports of the Netgear. One of those wired LAN connected items is a mono laser printer, which has a colour laser printer sat alongside it, which is fitted with a LAN socket and USB. With no spare LAN socket on the router, I am presently using a Netgear Print...
6 uk.comp.home-networking (UK home networking)
nick May 16th 12 12:51 PM
We've recently been upgraded to ADSL2+ by BT. Whilst we get a decent improvement in download speeds, a mere sniff of RF on top band and the router loses sync and disconnects. It's a Draytek 2800G. Not surprising since this is in-band interference to an ADSL2+ router. Tried filtering the mains and a common mode filter on the line. No change. Setting the modem to G.DMT fixes it but at the...
8 uk.telecom.broadband (UK broadband)
Theo Markettos May 15th 12 11:41 AM
In uk.telecom.mobile CJB chrisjbrady@gmail.com wrote: used up and then Three started sucking away my remaining credit of about £4.76. I got about 15MB for this. Then the whole connection ground to a halt. And as I have complained to them so many times in the past - Three FAILED to send me any warning text messages. And even checking the remaining allowance(s) is useless because...
1 uk.telecom.broadband (UK broadband)
Jeremy Nicoll - news posts May 15th 12 01:20 AM
CJB chrisjbrady@gmail.com wrote: Wrong? Bl**dy MS decided to download 80MB worth of data for 18 security upgrades - without warning me first. I have never in my life had any MS updates downloaded "by MS". They get downloaded & then installed when I go to the Windows Update website and select them. I update my least-used machine first, and check that it will reboot and that
5 uk.telecom.broadband (UK broadband)
www.GymRatZ.co.uk May 14th 12 08:23 PM
Super dooper fast Wi-Fi ready to microwave us into oblivion... http://www.buffalotech.com/files/products/WZR-D1800H_datasheet_1.pdf So, hands up who's got a laptop or wireless device that runs 2.4 AND 5Ghz ? Nope not me. Way to go for being future proofed for the next 12 months or so though. :¬) -- http://www.GymRatZ.co.uk - Fitness+Gym Equipment.
1 uk.telecom.broadband (UK broadband)
Jeremy Dale Thompson May 14th 12 07:18 AM
NewSat delivers high quality VoIP services to remote areas around the world, providing an enterprise-class hosted VoIP phone system. NewSat’s VoIP services provide customers with clear and reliable, business grade calls. NewSat’s VoIP over satellite is ideal for remote sites where satellite can reach but traditional fixed-line telephony cannot. Learn more about it:...
1 uk.telecom.voip (UK VOIP)
Gel May 12th 12 08:34 PM
One tel inbound e mails not been working properly since Thursday; we can send but not receive. Onetel webmail down too; don't Talk Talk realise this? There's no service status on OneTel's www anymore; must affect a lot of people.
3 uk.telecom.broadband (UK broadband)
Harry Bloomfield May 12th 12 01:15 PM
I have been given a BT Homehub 2, but I am on Tiscali. I have a modem router in use and a couple of spares should that one fail, but is the BT unit any use at all to me, would it work with Tiscali? -- Regards, Harry (M1BYT) (L) http://www.ukradioamateur.co.uk
26 uk.telecom.broadband (UK broadband)
Harry Davis May 10th 12 02:13 PM
Hi, I recently signed up for the Post Office's Broadband and Home Phone Extra service, for a house I haven't moved into yet. I was very surprised to hear that a PO engineer visited the house today, found no-one in, and knocked on a neighbour's door to ask how he could get in to the property. She happened to have a set of keys, assumed he was legitimate, and let him in.
25 uk.telecom.broadband (UK broadband)
Terry Pinnell May 10th 12 08:43 AM
A friend with no computer know-how has O2 broadband. It failed a couple of days ago. After finally getting through to their phone support she was sent a new router. But it came with no instructions. Before I volunteer to drive over and try to help get it set up for her ageing lap top I'm curious to know if that absence of any documentation is common? Is there a routine installation procedure for...
11 uk.telecom.broadband (UK broadband)
Simon Rowe May 7th 12 11:11 AM
Our exchange is finally due to be upgraded so I'm looking to retire my long-serving Speedtouch frog. I'm looking for a reliable ADSL2+ modem sans wireless & firewall, it will plug straight into my Linux server. There seem to be a number of low-end single port modems, I guess I'm looking for something like my old ADSLNation modem that gave out the PPP config via a DCHP lease and bridged all...
34 uk.telecom.broadband (UK broadband)
Stephen Ward May 2nd 12 07:21 PM
I'm the account holder for a BT Broadband service with the router BT Home Hub 3.0B. Say I want to give limited wireless access to a couple of housemates, can I do this with this router? I want to maintain full speed (or as close to it as possible) for myself while allowing them limited bandwidth. I can't see a way in the router settings of achieving this. Thanks.
4 uk.telecom.broadband (UK broadband)
nospam April 16th 12 05:22 PM
I am thinking of getting infinity and have a couple of questions. Is it possible to replace the provided kit with a single unit such as the Draytek 2750? If I did this, would I get complaints from BT? Also, any one know if bt or the plusnet product is more throttled? I note that the bt product is slightly more expensive but they claim it
38 uk.telecom.broadband (UK broadband)
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