BT and Demon support binary newsgroups, are there any other ADSL ISP's that do? TIA Joe

"Paul Hughes" wrote in message ... " My exchange is due to be ADSL enabled, and I am confused." Your "Ethernet: 10/100 for networking & ADSL broadband router" is a fancy name for a Network Interface Card (NIC), which is used to connect your PC to others over a network, or to connect to an ADSL router.

and free drinks..... Eddie Grant wrote: "HamMan" wrote in message ... aep@nospam writeme.com wrote in message ...

Hi there, our area will be enabled for Broadband in September. Currently I am with Clara and Plusnet and am requesting advice on which ISP is a good choice and opinions of newsgroup members.It doesn't have to be my current ones. I have looked at comparison lists but think more experienced members are a useful source of review. Any advice appreciated in...

Ever since I've had ADSL installed my old rotary pulse dial handset will ring very briefly during the night - anytime between 10pm and 5am I think. I normally leave the PC on downloading stuff. There's also a modern digital cordless telephone connected but this doesn't ring. Is there any reason for this?

BT Outage http://www.zensupport.co.uk/service_status/index.asp On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 01:35:22 +0100, Mike duab wrote: I can't connect to Zen via ADSL or dialup, I'm in the North-West.. Anyone else having problems?

posted the following to uk.telecom.broadband: I can't connect to Zen via ADSL or dialup, I'm in the North-West.. Anyone else having problems? Cheers. Yes! Same Bucks, dropped 11:30pm last night came back up just after 7:00am this morning. I was unable to login with an

"rw" rw@callnetukdotcom wrote in message ... I am looking to get BB, and want my family to have individual email addresses. I am looking for an email filter/server program that will retrieve all messages from an ISP for all email addresses, enable me to filter them by senders email address, then route valid messages to nly that users...

Apart from BT Business broadband, what other ISP's offer a free conversion to ADSL form a Home Highway installation?? TIA M!K£

In article , (Eden) wrote: I must apologize in advance - my technical knowledge is terrible. We have 3 computers networked to BT's Business 500 Plug and Go, after other people have told us that this is an easy and economical way to use broadband. We have about 6 email addresses with this service, and we...

Can't connect 7.00 am in the South West Duncan "Mike" duab wrote in message ... I can't connect to Zen via ADSL or dialup, I'm in the North-West.. Anyone else having problems?

"g00se" wrote in message ... "Bobby" wrote in message ... Can anyone advise? Telephone adaptor that separates and differentiates two frequencies of electical signal flowing down your telephone line; nameley the DSL frequency and the Voice...

Sounds likely. Although, as you probably know, their news server is a bit flakey. This wouldn't stop you getting a connection of course. I'd go with your initial thought of the router, or modem (or both). "Mike" duab wrote in message ... jkm wrote... "Mike" duab wrote in message I can't connect to Zen via ADSL or dialup, I'm...

Never heard of this before. Can anyone recommend a good one.

mac user wants a broadband connection

2Mb ADSL offered at just £25 a month Cheap at half the price, well. really, it is By Rob Kerr: Friday 18 July 2003, 13:33 BULLDOG COMMUNICATIONS announced yesterday an offer on its 2Mb residential service, tying in with the expansion to over 450 exchanges. Bulldog have reduced, in its "summer madness" offer, their PrimeTime 2000 residential package from £33.99 to £24.99 per month (£29.36...

"Ed Essery" wrote: I apoligise if this is an FAQ - I did try searching for an answer but without success. I am a new ADSL/Broadband user. I am on Demon at 500K using a Draytek Vigor 2600 router. The router is reporting an SNR Margin (Signal to Noise) of 30.0 and Loop Attenuation of 42.5. My question is whether this is good bad

Paul Hughes wrote: My exchange is due to be ADSL enabled, and I am confused. My PC has an " Ethernet: 10/100 for networking & ADSL broadband router". Can someone please explain to me what this means? What hardware do I need to connect? Do I still need the modem? Do I just need a router? Or do I need both? Your PC has a basic ethernet network card - nothing more, nothing less -...

On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 20:45:28 +0100, "Paul Hughes" wrote: My PC has an " Ethernet: 10/100 for networking & ADSL broadband router". Can someone please explain to me what this means? What hardware do I need to connect? Do I still need the modem? Do I just need a router? Or do I need both? You need an ADSL router that has a modem built in, check out adslguide.org.uk

Surprise surprise the Zen news server is down AGAIN today. Monty .