Has anyone got a Netcomm 1300+4 running FULL BRIDGE mode ?
Can you offer any suggestions on what I should look at?
I have a number of them running on Swiftel. The simple fact is
that I've found that sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.
Swiftel say it's a Telstra problem, that on some
On Tue, Jan 13, 2004 at 11:32:01PM +1100, Grahame M. Kelly wrote:
I am trying without much reliability to have a Netcomm 1300 + 4 ADSL
modem running in full bridge mode with SwifDSL.com.au as the ISP.
Full Bridge (I presume we're talking RFC1483 bridging here) and this:
ppp0 Link
Del wrote:
...snip.
Swiftel say it's a Telstra problem, that on some lines PPPoE
just doesn't work and so you have to use PPPoA on the modem.
I don't think they know what the problem is. The fact is that
in some situations it just can't be made to work.
So you have a couple of
Dear List,
Has anyone had any experiences with the Netcomm NB3300 modem router or
Billion 643 or other equivalents.
Thanks in advance.
Richard Hayes
Nada Marketing - Australia UK
2/713 Pacific Hwy Gordon Australia 2072
Ph +(61-2) 9418 4545 Fax +(61-2) 9418 4348 Mob +(61) 0414 618 425
Morning!
My D-Link DSL-500 has blown up. The phone line registers, but the ethernet
side of it has gone AWOL.
I'm looking to find a second hand ADSL modem today. Any ideas, or offers?
Thanks,
Nick
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Richard Hayes wrote:
Dear List,
Has anyone had any experiences with the Netcomm NB3300 modem router or
Billion 643 or other equivalents.
Yes, NB3300
Very nice and easy to set up. Does a while pile of stuff, but has one
major flaw.
It is web configurable only and the web config only works
Alexander Samad wrote:
I am a swiftel user, haven't had a problem as of yet, apart from the mtu
problem but thats life.
That was caused by Telstra changing the MTU.
As have all (but 1) problems I'v had with Swiftel adsl in the last two
months.
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hi all, I have here an adsl router which was sent to me from the uk.
I want to know do our providers over here require that the modem support
the telstra heartbeat or whatever the damned thing is,
or am I confusing cable and adsl?
the router afaik has a conexant chipset.
any information would be
On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 07:06:58PM -0700, Bill wrote:
I won't be going with BigPond, but will select an ISP with more reasonable
download limits.
Internode works well to me. http://adsl.internode.on.net/.
Any recemmendations/experiences with ADSL modems will be appreciated.
I use a D-link
I am a swiftel user, haven't had a problem as of yet, apart from the mtu
problem but thats life.
Cheap and reliable
my 2c
On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 11:08:20PM +1000, Jon Biddell wrote:
-= I'm shortly to move house, and I'll be able to gain
-= access to ADSL (once
-= I get Telstra to lay
On Fri, 8 Aug 2003, Shaun Oliver wrote:
hi all, I have here an adsl router which was sent to me from the uk.
I want to know do our providers over here require that the modem support
the telstra heartbeat or whatever the damned thing is,
or am I confusing cable and adsl?
the router afaik has
Hi,
I'm shortly to move house, and I'll be able to gain access to ADSL (once
I get Telstra to lay the 'phone cables - 7 + weeks to date), so I'm
interested in info re suitable recommended modems.
I won't be going with BigPond, but will select an ISP with more reasonable
download limits.
Any
-= I'm shortly to move house, and I'll be able to gain
-= access to ADSL (once
-= I get Telstra to lay the 'phone cables - 7 + weeks to date), so I'm
-= interested in info re suitable recommended modems.
Gee, 7 weeks It's taken me 4.5 YEARS so far...:-(
-=
-= I won't be going with
On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 12:06, Bill wrote:
Hi,
I'm shortly to move house, and I'll be able to gain access to ADSL (once
I get Telstra to lay the 'phone cables - 7 + weeks to date), so I'm
interested in info re suitable recommended modems.
I'd suggest checking the archives for the SLUG
I have a billion ASSL Modem,
www.ausadsl.info
It's a firewall, USB, Ethernet and the cheapest I beleive
still .. not if that doesn't sell you, well ..
I have had no problems with it and found out the other
day by poking around that
you can replace it's web based admin via the built in FTP
Alexander Samad wrote:
let me read the question again
netcomm 1300, bridging and router and 1/2 bridge for the lazy, not a
problem with it either, got it from swiftel.
Netcomm NB3300 ADSL modem router, again from Swiftel. It actually comes
direct from Swiftel. PS if you go Swiftel, gets
Bill wrote:
I'm shortly to move house, and I'll be able to gain access to ADSL (once
I get Telstra to lay the 'phone cables - 7 + weeks to date), so I'm
interested in info re suitable recommended modems.
I won't be going with BigPond, but will select an ISP with more reasonable
download
Well a quick follow up on my original mail.
Haven't had a single problem with swiftel, got a modem off them, plugged
in and it all worked straight off
note - I haven't had to talk to their tech support and from my cable
access I am getting an mtu problem, but not unusualy for ADSL
On Sat, Jun
Okay, but what about the service, any problems on that end ?
It seems to me that they have a pretty good prices service, apart from
the setup worries, and I believe you can provide your own adsl modem.
So its down to stability and cost
Alex
On Sun, Jun 15, 2003 at 08:06:17PM +1000, Terry
Alexander Samad wrote:
Okay, but what about the service, any problems on that end ?
So far, so good, but I've only been on just under the week so far.
They were a tad annoyed with my comments {:-), but I think they were
valid as Netscape 4.77 has been standard on Debian Woody and RH8.
So far, so good, but I've only been on just under the week so far.
They were a tad annoyed with my comments {:-), but I think they were
valid as Netscape 4.77 has been standard on Debian Woody and RH8.
Apparently they test under Netscape 5 (which was the AOL version?),
Mozilla (works, but
On Mon, Jun 16, 2003 at 08:32:40AM +0100, Dave Airlie wrote:
So far, so good, but I've only been on just under the week so far.
They were a tad annoyed with my comments {:-), but I think they were
valid as Netscape 4.77 has been standard on Debian Woody and RH8.
Apparently they test
Alexander Samad wrote:
Hi
I have been looking for an ADSL provider that is also sort of Linux
friendly. Has anyone had any experience with swiftel
I totally withdraw my previous recommendation of Swiftel.
Basically, any ISP that forces me to use Internet Explorer is a total
arsehole.
:16 PM
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cc:
Subject:[SLUG] ADSL Swiftel
Hi
I have been looking for an ADSL provider that is also sort of Linux
friendly. Has anyone had any experience with swiftel
Alex
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Hi
I have been looking for an ADSL provider that is also sort of Linux
friendly. Has anyone had any experience with swiftel
Alex
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Alexander Samad wrote:
I have been looking for an ADSL provider that is also sort of Linux
friendly. Has anyone had any experience with swiftel
I have no experience with swiftel -- but I can tell you that:
A) All ADSL services that use standard PPPoE/A will work with Linux.
B) Pretty much none
Alex,
I dont have anything to tell you about swiftel, however iiNet are 'linux
aware'...which means they have redhat tutorials on their website to help
you get connected, and they also host debian and redhat mirrors. They
also dont freak when you tell them that you have your ADSL connected to
a
No idea about swiftel, but Internode is linux aware and friendly -
indeed use linux at their end.
fil
Alexander Samad wrote:
Hi
I have been looking for an ADSL provider that is also sort of Linux
friendly. Has anyone had any experience with swiftel
Alex
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I have a friend who is tryign to configure ADSL under debian. The
problem is that he is connecting to RSL.com who are using bridged ADSL
with a static IP address.
Could someone please tell me how to configure a bridged ethernet
connection with a static IP, as I am really only familiar with pppoe.
]
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cc:
Subject:[SLUG] ADSL
I have a friend who is tryign to configure ADSL under debian. The
problem is that he
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 14:49, Adam Hewitt wrote:
I have a friend who is tryign to configure ADSL under debian. The
a friend, eh?
problem is that he is connecting to RSL.com who are using bridged ADSL
with a static IP address.
We just switched from Pacific to TPG, I assumed that they were
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 14:59, Anthony Wood wrote:
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 14:49, Adam Hewitt wrote:
I have a friend who is tryign to configure ADSL under debian. The
snip
gateway a.b.c.y.177
oops
gateway a.b.c.y
snip
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Switch Online Group
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cc:
Subject:[SLUG] ADSL
I have a friend who is tryign to configure ADSL under debian. The
problem is that he is connecting to RSL.com who are using bridged ADSL
with a static IP address.
Could someone please tell me how to configure a bridged
Did you have to *do* something to change the modem to use brideg mode??
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 14:59, Anthony Wood wrote:
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 14:49, Adam Hewitt wrote:
I have a friend who is tryign to configure ADSL under debian. The
a friend, eh?
problem is that he is connecting to
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 15:12, Adam Hewitt wrote:
Did you have to *do* something to change the modem to use brideg mode??
No, apparently our ADSL modem only does bridged mode.
(When we applied, I ticked routed on the form, but the TPG
tech rang us and said that the Alcatel Speedtouch Home
a dlink dsl-500 is a router
a dsl-300 is not
dave
Adam Hewitt said:
It's not using a router its a d-link modem (im not sure of the model
number)...
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to do this with debian just add a gateway x.y.x.x stanza to your
interfaces file.ie in /etc/network/interfaces, add a gateway line to the relevant
interface.
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet static
address xxx.xx.xx.165
netmask 255.255.255.252
gateway xxx.xx.xx.166
Anthony
Thanks for all the comments, much appreciated.
I'm currently checking out all the plans on offer
Regards,
Matthias
wm wrote:
i have also recently joined the adsl throngs
i am using the Billion modem which is much raved about at
http://www.whirlpool.net.au/ and only costs $190 plus pp
On Saturday, February 8, 2003, at 04:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
for the provider, I use optus cable, but I've heard good stuff
about pacific internet. And they own zip, which is I my original isp.
seconded. I joined zip right way back when they were starting up and
only had a couple
On Sun, 9 Feb 2003 01:18:23 +1100
Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
seconded. I joined zip right way back when they were starting up and
only had a couple hundred users. Been there ever since. I've signed
many friend and clients up with them as well over the years. Back then
they seemed to
On Sun, 9 Feb 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also joined Zip way back. I sorta knew one of the founders, Anthony
Woodward, who went on to become CTO of Pacific Internet for the Aus
region when Pacific took them over. Now moved on. Afaik, they always
a heavy if not exclusive user of
i have also recently joined the adsl throngs
i am using the Billion modem which is much raved about at
http://www.whirlpool.net.au/ and only costs $190 plus pp altho i had to
mail order it in from Perth - a process that went completely smoothly.
Combined with my previously installed hub's
Question 2: can linux handle the DSL-504? Or are there more suitable
devices to use?
If it does NAT then linux can handle/use it. I havent heard of any cases
(prove me wrong?) that a NAT DSL/Cable router has not worked with linux.
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On Sat, 08 Feb 2003 13:07:47 +1100
Matthias Oertli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Question 3: Are there any 'ADSL+Linux in Australia' sites to read up on
this around?
whirlpool.net.au for all broadband issues.
for the provider, I use optus cable, but I've heard good stuff
about pacific internet.
I've heard great stuff - and am looking at getting iinet's bliink.
At least you cant run up a huge bill downloading isos - not to mention
they have a ftp mirror of debian, rh, mdk, etc which is always full
speed and doesnt count towards your limit :D
They also can give you the modem/router fairly
Hi there,
FWIW my ADSL has been down for 5 hours with a similar error to those reported today.
I've noticed a bunch of posts about ADSL lately and so I've put together a few
observations about ADSL debugging. I thought they
might help those of you having troubles with your link. Comments
Hi Stuart,
Good start but there is plenty more, on this issue you can pass an
option to your pppoe scripts that doesn't update resolv.conf once you
have it correct.
You should be able to just remove the option that says usepeerdns in the
connect scripts.
Debian doesn't change DSL DNS servers in
Merry Xmas all...
I'm stuck trying to get ADSL working under Debian 3.0. pppoe conf runs and
seems very happy. It tells me it's found an access concentrator, and all is
well, but when it goes to start the link I get the error message:
ppp0: error fetching interface information: Device not found
Martin,
do you have a Ethernet adsl modem/router? had to experiment with my
connection, even though my ISP told windows users they have to use
PPPOE, I found in my case this was not true. I had to install DHCPCD
activate the Ethernet port then connect to my modem then connect to
the ISP. Also
you're connected to a DSLAM, so PADT is normally a
good sign on new connections.
Merry Xmas ;)
Cheers,
Marty
-Original Message-
From: Martin Richards [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 25, 2002 8:44 AM
To: SLUG
Subject: [SLUG] ADSL Problem
Merry Xmas all...
I'm
On Sun, 22 Dec 2002, Trevor Rhodes wrote:
them anyway. The next day I get a message telling me about another ISP that
offers more d/l and faster speed for less money. Oh well, just my luck I
couldn't wait one more day. I've always managed to do this to myself. :^)
So, don't keep us in
Hello,
Update time. I sent a message to the list a while ago asking about iPrimus
and ADSL and waited ages and no comment. I got so impatient I signed up with
them anyway. The next day I get a message telling me about another ISP that
offers more d/l and faster speed for less money. Oh
On Wed, 4 Dec 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the package I am on is 79.95 per month, I have 512/128 ADSL connection
Also I have 3G download during peek time and off peek I have 3G download
as usual off peek is ment for insomniacs (like me) also they have blinkzone
Best deal I've been able to
On Fri, Dec 06, 2002 at 08:01:24AM +1100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Best deal I've been able to find is here
http://adsl.datafast.net.au/
I considered them for perm modem ($55pm) or an extra
$5.50pm with static IP. I ended up going with
another mob (Adam) with ISDN DoV instead.
Dave.
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On Wed, 2002-12-04 at 13:09, Jon Biddell wrote:
Shameless plug time...:-)
www.alwaysonline.net.au
Reasonably good pricing, they *don't* use Telstra, and GREAT service
Anyone have a comment on datafast.net.au ?
Rob
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On Fri, Nov 22, 2002 at 07:08:43PM +1100, Trevor Rhodes wrote:
Hello All,
I'm about to trade in the putt putt and get a vroom vroom. ie. 56k to ADSL.
I'm looking at going with iPrimus, but would like to talk to someone else who
Quite frankly, don't. They are one of the most expensive
Shameless plug time...:-)
www.alwaysonline.net.au
Reasonably good pricing, they *don't* use Telstra, and GREAT service
= On Fri, Nov 22, 2002 at 07:08:43PM +1100, Trevor Rhodes wrote:
= Hello All,
=
= I'm about to trade in the putt putt and get a vroom vroom.
= ie. 56k to
= ADSL.
--
Ummm I just checked their website the welcome screen. Is it supposed to jump
on mouse roll over?
Shameless plug time...:-)
www.alwaysonline.net.au
Reasonably good pricing, they *don't* use Telstra, and GREAT service
= On Fri, Nov 22, 2002 at 07:08:43PM +1100, Trevor Rhodes wrote:
=
you could try iinet.net.au
the package I am on is 79.95 per month, I have 512/128 ADSL connection
Also I have 3G download during peek time and off peek I have 3G download
as usual off peek is ment for insomniacs (like me) also they have blinkzone
which is you can download anything from their ftp,
On Wed, 2002-12-04 at 14:06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ummm I just checked their website the welcome screen. Is it supposed to jump
on mouse roll over?
Yes, it counters the jitters experienced by those always-online,
always-on-caffeine net users. :)
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Hello kevin,
Erm you really should check the account... you have 6gigs peak, 6 gigs
off peak :) for a total of up to 12 gigs a month :)
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I might as well join the shameless plugging and recommend Internode.
internode.on.net
Great and honest everything
Fil
Quoting Jon Biddell [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Shameless plug time...:-)
www.alwaysonline.net.au
Reasonably good pricing, they *don't* use Telstra, and GREAT service
=
Thanks sorry not firing on all cylinders at the moment.
Crappy old exchange maxed out at work :( defragging the
crappy database
Hello kevin,
Erm you really should check the account... you have 6gigs peak, 6 gigs
off peak :) for a total of up to 12 gigs a month :)
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Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 4 December 2002 1:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Trevor Rhodes'
Subject: RE: [SLUG] ADSL iPrimus
Ummm I just checked their website the welcome screen. Is it supposed to
jump
on mouse roll over?
Shameless plug time
Trevor,
In your mandrake cd set you should have a rp_pppoe rpm file.
At least I think it's rp_pppoe.
Hello,
I'm getting a little closer to making the call and getting ADSL connected, but
was reading an email from them which says in part:
The iPrimus ADSL
connection CD includes
Hi all,
For anyone who is interested I have written a 2.4 Linux driver engine for
Pulsar PCI ADSL cards, based on the Globespan Pulsar Atlas chipset.
You can use the engine to compile PCI ADSL drivers for any 2.4 Linux kernel.
http://adsl4linux.no-ip.org
Polite feedback appreciated.
Cheers,
Hello All,
I'm about to trade in the putt putt and get a vroom vroom. ie. 56k to ADSL.
I'm looking at going with iPrimus, but would like to talk to someone else who
uses them, hopefully with Mandrake. At the moment we are running through a
98SE box with ICS. I'm about to build a Linux
On Fri, 2002-11-22 at 08:08, Trevor Rhodes wrote:
Hello All,
I'm about to trade in the putt putt and get a vroom vroom. ie. 56k to ADSL.
I'm looking at going with iPrimus, but would like to talk to someone else who
uses them, hopefully with Mandrake. At the moment we are running through
Folks.
This is way off topic for SLUG, so replies to me direct and slug-chat
please {as I'm not subscribed there}. I will not continue this thread on
slug - only slug-chat.
I posted it here for the sole purpose of a wider audience - and the fact
that if I can get it to work, it *will* be using a
On Fri, 2002-11-22 at 19:08, Trevor Rhodes wrote:
Hello All,
I'm about to trade in the putt putt and get a vroom vroom. ie. 56k to ADSL.
I'm looking at going with iPrimus, but would like to talk to someone else who
uses them, hopefully with Mandrake. At the moment we are running through
Hi all,
Are there any programs around that can automatically monitor the speed of an
ADSL connection (say once an hour) and keep the results in a file?
_
Simon Bryan
IT Manager
OLMC Parramata
ICQ#: 137562751
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On Fri, 22 Nov 2002 12:49:04 +1100
Simon Bryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Are there any programs around that can automatically monitor the speed
of an ADSL connection (say once an hour) and keep the results in a file?
Short of downloading a 1Mb file every hour and timing it, I don't see
I'm thinking of getting adsl. Would like to know whether there is an internal
adsl modem that linux supports.
Ta
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On Tue, 22 Oct 2002 07:30:01 +1000
Holroyd Engineering Services [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm thinking of getting adsl. Would like to know whether there is an internal
adsl modem that linux supports.
I use an external which plugs into a nic
Kevin
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Quoting Holroyd Engineering Services [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm thinking of getting adsl. Would like to know whether there is an
internal
adsl modem that linux supports.
Ta
*nods*
www.traverse.com.au sell PCI internal adsl modems.
Thanks
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I have a D-link DSL-300 as my gateway on a RH7.3 box serving lan and
wlan:). It works flawlessley. I'm connected to Internode who are very
good from a service perspective. They are also bringing out some new
plans that may incorporate speed shaping or similar so you don't get a
000's dollar
quote who=Antony Clarke
I have a D-link DSL-300 as my gateway on a RH7.3 box serving lan and
wlan:). It works flawlessley. I'm connected to Internode who are very
Which is an external DSL modem, and IMHE seem to work fine... it's just the
internal ones (like winmodems) that one needs to
On Sun, 22 Sep 2002, Jan Schmidt wrote:
quote who=Antony Clarke
I have a D-link DSL-300 as my gateway on a RH7.3 box serving lan and
wlan:). It works flawlessley. I'm connected to Internode who are very
Which is an external DSL modem, and IMHE seem to work fine... it's just the
On Sun, 2002-09-22 at 19:46, Jan Schmidt wrote:
quote who=Antony Clarke
You forgot the trailing slash. You'll never validate as strict XML that
way :P
Mike
I have a D-link DSL-300 as my gateway on a RH7.3 box serving lan and
wlan:). It works flawlessley. I'm connected to Internode who
Gentlepeople,
For one reason or another I have decided rather ahead of my planned
schedule to go broadband (probably iiNet, comments...).
I was planning to get a D-Link DSL-100D PCI internal ADSL modem which I
can pick up for about $170.
Is this a good choice and does it work with linux and
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Behalf Of Brendan Dacre
Sent: Sunday, 22 September 2002 2:30 AM
To: Sydney Linux Users Group
Subject: [SLUG] ADSL modem
Gentlepeople,
For one reason or another I have decided rather ahead of my planned
On Sun, 2002-09-22 at 02:30, Brendan Dacre wrote:
Gentlepeople,
For one reason or another I have decided rather ahead of my planned
schedule to go broadband (probably iiNet, comments...).
I was planning to get a D-Link DSL-100D PCI internal ADSL modem which I
can pick up for about
On Sun, Sep 22, 2002 at 09:34:58AM +1000, Brad Thomson wrote:
I'd also be interested in hearing from anyone who's gotten one of these
cards working in a stable manner.
Unless you are planning to use them under windows I would have to say
don't touch them. We used to use them on our servers
Dear list,
I looking for a PCI card modem for ADSL that work with Linux.
Is the such a mythical beast?
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On Fri, 6 Sep 2002, Richard Hayes wrote:
Dear list,
I looking for a PCI card modem for ADSL that work with Linux.
Is the such a mythical beast?
regards,
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On Mon, Aug 26, 2002 at 04:12:29PM +1000, John Morrissey
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
OVER 3100 seperate instances on Sunday night.
I've had a number of customers who use Telstra ADSL at home reporting
extreme levels of scanning over the weekend. See extracts of 3 messages
from one customer
Apologies for replying to the wrong thread.
Programming without caffiene in ones system should be a federal offence.
| | OVER 3100 seperate instances on Sunday night.
| |
| | I've had a number of customers who use Telstra ADSL at home reporting
| | extreme levels of scanning over the
I know of at least one person that got hammered by a bigpond address
over the weekend at about 20MB/h. I'm with the same ISP but my linux
gateway didn't get touched, suprisingly no scanning activity at all
compared to normal.
John Morrissey wrote:
OVER 3100 seperate instances on Sunday
OVER 3100 seperate instances on Sunday night.
I've had a number of customers who use Telstra ADSL at home reporting
extreme levels of scanning over the weekend. See extracts of 3 messages
from one customer below - he hade 4 different IP addresses over the weekend.
These are their home networks
Internode ADSL,
1. Excellent service with good plans.
2. No upload meter :)
3. They have been known to give out passwords etc, sort out problems at all
hours of the day.
4. Looking at providing free sites (i.e. linux mirrors etc).
D-link gear is as cheap as chips at the moment.
Cheers,
Hi,
I'm about to move home and I'm considering switching from Bigpond Cable to
ADSL (probably Apple Communications). I'd also like to host e-mail/web at
home and will be using EasyDNS to provide DDNS.
1. Does anyone have any horror stories about using Apple Communications
for ADSL? I think
1. Does anyone have any horror stories about using Apple Communications
for ADSL? I think they are reselling Telstra Bigpond ADSL so horror
stories
about them are welcome too.
www.whirlpool.net.au is probably a better place to ask. I think it is a
fairly general consensus that Telstra ADSL
Wienand Ian wrote:
www.whirlpool.net.au is probably a better place to ask. I think it is a
fairly general consensus that Telstra ADSL pretty much sucks, and so this
affects all of their resellers. But getting a good reseller is probably the
key -- even if it is a Telstra fault you still
On Mon, 2002-05-06 at 13:16, Matthew Hannigan wrote:
I've heard that Telstra fall down in the quality
and speed of their authentication and dns servers,
so if you get the right reseller it could be a lot
better. On this score I've heard Pacific Internet
are good. I've used Zip for a long
On Mon, 2002-05-06 at 13:16, Matthew Hannigan wrote:
I've heard that Telstra fall down in the quality
and speed of their authentication and dns servers,
so if you get the right reseller it could be a lot
better. On this score I've heard Pacific Internet
are good. I've used Zip for a
On Mon, May 06, 2002 at 01:43:17PM +1000, Jessica Mayo wrote:
On Mon, 6 May 2002, Matthew Hannigan wrote:
I've heard that Telstra fall down in the quality
and speed of their authentication and dns servers,
so if you get the right reseller it could be a lot
better. On this score I've
On Mon, 2002-05-06 at 14:31, John Ferlito wrote:
Which means they are better than Telstra Retail ADSL because you aren't
sitting on Telstra's crappy home network. But no better when it comes to
ADSL ouatge problems that affect all Tesltra Flexstream customers.
IIRC correctly most of
On Mon, 6 May 2002, Matthew Hannigan wrote:
I've heard that Telstra fall down in the quality
and speed of their authentication and dns servers,
who uses the telstra dns servers? not me. just the pipe thanks - linux
handles the rest!
I've been on Telstra ADSL since Feb last year. As has been
I've been on Telstra ADSL since Feb last year. As has been
commented at
numerous times, the service was pretty dodgy for most of last
year. This
year has been much better. I note from my logs I still have the
occassional outage but usually overnight. I haven't been
inconvenienced
by
We're building a system which serves, amongst other things, as an ADSL router.
For cost and simplicity reasons, we want to use an internal ADSL modem; both the
internal ADSL
modems available to us (Dynalink and D-Link) use, as far as we can tell, a Rockwell
chipset. The
only drivers
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