> 01. to monitor my net-use, i was told i have to register at
> the reliance site.
> when i registered, the web-engine asked for my name and
> data-card number,
> and then sent the password to my data-card number. there's
> no way i can check
> the data-card number for an sms. it's not a voice and
Hello all,
> Any special setup or unlocking hassles?
>
>
I have airtel datacard and it comes with setup for windows, once it is
installed,it allows you to access phonebook, call records and messages Sim
card. I have seen people having same interface older reliance data cards
too. I have tried to
2009/4/5 Linux Lingam :
> i've gone ahead and ponied up for it.
> it works great. the speeds are blazingly fast.
> however, some hiccups with reliance are worthy of mention:
Any special setup or unlocking hassles?
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i've gone ahead and ponied up for it.
it works great. the speeds are blazingly fast.
however, some hiccups with reliance are worthy of mention:
01. to monitor my net-use, i was told i have to register at the reliance site.
when i registered, the web-engine asked for my name and data-card number,
a
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 1:51 AM, Linux Lingam wrote:
> dear all,
>
> am evaluating the reliance rocket + sportscar + fast-bowler thingie,
> though it's just a usb dongle offering evdo roaming access at 3.1Mbps
> in some cities and towns in india.
>
> does this work under gnu/linux, and specificall
I don't know if its been mentioned before but this 3.1 Mbps plan is
just like any other fraud that our ISPs come up with. If you read the
tariffs[1] the unlimited plan has:
*** Unlimited usage plans will have a fair usage policy of 10
GB/month. Beyond which the customer will be charged at Rs. 2/-
On Wednesday 01 Apr 2009, tirveni yadav wrote:
Good to hear of your +ve experience.
> And sometimes they forget to send the bill.
For me, this is where the problems started with the mobile services.
YMMV.
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On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 1:51 AM, Linux Lingam wrote:
> dear all,
>
> am evaluating the reliance rocket + sportscar + fast-bowler thingie,
> though it's just a usb dongle offering evdo roaming access at 3.1Mbps
> in some cities and towns in india.
>
> does this work under gnu/linux, and specifical
On Saturday 28 Mar 2009, Linux Lingam wrote:
> How recent is/was your team's problems with the datacards, and the
> dns? Are you still with reliance?
Oct. 2008 and as recent as Feb/2009. Now that they have paid 3500/- for
the data card they are kind of stuck with (un) reliance.
I use reliance
On Saturday 28 Mar 2009, Gaurav Mishra wrote:
> If at some point you want to cancel your subscription, You will need
> to pay 2 months advance !, i.e the rental of the month in which you
> have decided to cancel and the subsequent next month.
Wow! and they are getting away with it? It is illegal
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 11:22 AM, Arun Khan wrote:
> On Saturday 28 Mar 2009, Arun Khan wrote:
>
>> No idea about the 3.1Mbps plan. However, I will say Buyer Beware.
>>
>
> I just recalled there was a similar query on the Pune LUG list. IIRC, it
> about reliance as well as bsnl services. You may
On Saturday 28 Mar 2009, Arun Khan wrote:
> No idea about the 3.1Mbps plan. However, I will say Buyer Beware.
>
I just recalled there was a similar query on the Pune LUG list. IIRC, it
about reliance as well as bsnl services. You may want to check their
archives.
-- Arun Khan
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Arun, thanks for your detailed response.
How recent is/was your team's problems with the datacards, and the dns?
Are you still with reliance?
Have you recently tried checking the dns issue?
anybody else with positive or negative experiences and tips to share
on reliance under linux?
regards
n
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On Saturday 28 Mar 2009, Linux Lingam wrote:
No idea about the 3.1Mbps plan. However, I will say Buyer Beware.
> more importantly, how is your experience with reliance?
Just sharing experience of couple of our team members who bought their
usb data card service. Their DNS servers would not re
dear all,
am evaluating the reliance rocket + sportscar + fast-bowler thingie,
though it's just a usb dongle offering evdo roaming access at 3.1Mbps
in some cities and towns in india.
does this work under gnu/linux, and specifically under ubuntu 7.04 and 8.04?
any people with experience of this s
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