Re: [Scottish] [Fwd: Demon ADSL]

2004-04-17 Thread Andrew Elwell
On Fri, Apr 16, 2004 at 12:17:09PM +0100, Andrew Back wrote:
 I'm just about to re-order DSL. I used Pipex before, but Nildram also look
 pretty good. Any got any experiences to share?
 
 Also I'd like to get a package with say 8 IPs, hook up a WLAN-Router and
 have a laptop and desktops clients with real IPs. Can anyone recommend a
 suitable Router-AP?

I've been using a D-Link DSL-504 as an ADSL modem/router with few
hassles (apart from twice where it had dropped out to DEBUG mode from
the firmware - cured remotely OK as I had a serial line wired up to a
console server.

I've been using eclipse as an ISP (with a routed subnet) - the service is
great, but the billing leaves alot to be desired. I just asked them for
a statement so I can claim the costs back from work (yay!) but
they've billed me for an invoice amount of 0.00 for the last 15
months. (mind you, I'm presently showing as several hundred quid in
credit...)

Andrew

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Re: [Scottish] [Fwd: Demon ADSL]

2004-04-16 Thread Thomas McLean
I use plus.net and I've had no problems at all. Their service has been
100% reliable and I've also had plenty of helpful advise. 

They offer lots of things for free like, rDNS, domain hosting, webspace
and the rest of the usual stuff.

You should also check out adslguide.org.uk for further comparisons.

Cheers,

Tam.

On Fri, 2004-04-16 at 12:17, Andrew Back wrote:
 I'm just about to re-order DSL. I used Pipex before, but Nildram also look
 pretty good. Any got any experiences to share?
 
 Also I'd like to get a package with say 8 IPs, hook up a WLAN-Router and
 have a laptop and desktops clients with real IPs. Can anyone recommend a
 suitable Router-AP?
 
 Cheers,
 
 Andrew
 
 
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 On Fri, 16 Apr 2004, William Anderson wrote:
 
  Ian Robertson wrote:
   Has anyone set up adsl on Demon with Linux.
  
   Am hopeful of running router(netgear) to give access once connected in
   the next few days.  How easy to configure/test?
 
  It's no different from setting up ADSL with any other ISP in the UK who gets
  connectivity from BT Wholesale (which means virtually every ISP in the UK at
  present).
 
  IIRC (I have 16 IPs with Nildram, so my user experience will differ from
  yours if you only have 1 IP), you'll stick router RJ11 in wall socket, other
  end in ethernet device (workstation, firewall, switch, whatever) and you
  should set the router up in bridge mode to let the ethernet device pick up
  the Demon IP (unless it's a NATting router and you want it to do NAT for
  you, in which case let it pick up the Demon IP).
 
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Re: [Scottish] [Fwd: Demon ADSL]

2004-04-16 Thread Andy Gilmour
Yeah, I use demon with a etec wirelesss router, and it just plain damn 
works.  simple case of  entering ISP details and bobs your uncle, auntie 
or relative of your choice.

I have only a single ip from demon, however, it would be simple to cater 
for multiple ips (with the etec unit anyway)

If you have not already got your router give serious consideation to 
getting an etec 38xx router (they have noraml ethernet, integrated 4p 
hub, and wireless flavoured ones).  I install them all the time and wont 
let the company buy any other type, since they are easy to set up with 
basic configuration, they plain damn work, and if you are looking for 
more advanced options, I pretty much covers everything, such as virtual 
servers (port forwarding) nat, bridge filtering, etc.

But if your just wanting a basic setup, you just ignore al l the other 
options in the web based config and put in your isp details

Ian Robertson wrote:

Has anyone set up adsl on Demon with Linux.

Am hopeful of running router(netgear) to give access once connected in
the next few days.  How easy to configure/test?
Regards
 



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Re: [Scottish] [Fwd: Demon ADSL]

2004-04-16 Thread David Irvine

 If you have not already got your router give serious consideation to 
 getting an etec 38xx router (they have noraml ethernet, integrated 4p 
 hub, and wireless flavoured ones).  I install them all the time and wont 
 let the company buy any other type, since they are easy to set up with 
 basic configuration, they plain damn work, and if you are looking for 
 more advanced options, I pretty much covers everything, such as virtual 
 servers (port forwarding) nat, bridge filtering, etc.
I'd also recommend the 384 Series netgear routers, very good pieces of
kit. D-Link 50x series are also pretty good.

David



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