Hi Kurt,
did you find any machines cos I think I may have some in the shed!
let me know
Mike
On 17/01/2011 6:52 PM, kurt mihaljevich wrote:
Hi,
I have recently come accross a Macintosh 128k/512k/Plus keyboard and
mouse. I am in the situation of having 'the steering wheel but no car',
if you
Good morning all,
Having had an intermittent but ongoing internet problem and been totally
frustrated with bigpond it appears that my next course of action is to try
another modem. Th background of the problem is that I frequently (during any
given day) the internet drops out for 30 seconds
Hi Adrian,
If you want to eliminate the modem as a problem and potentially save some
money, you could look to borrow one for a time. If you get the same problem
with a different modem then it is likely the fault of the ISP or the phone
cable leading to your house. You could also check for
Hi, I have used my iphone to connect my laptop to the internet where I don't
have wireless access, is it possible to do this also with an ipad?
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Adrian,
Swapping the modem out to see if that is the cause is a good idea to start
with.
We had a similar issue (ie. symptoms pretty much as you describe) last year
with iiNet, and switched out several modems/wireless hubs to no effect.
Eventually the problem was resolved when a line technician
Hi Hugh,
The as yet unreleased version of iOS, version 4.3, has a new personal hotspot
feature. This will allow one to turn their iPhone into a five node wifi hub
with password security. The new feature may or may not be blocked by your
service provider, and may incur an extra charge. You
On 19/01/2011, at 12:15 PM, Adrian Skehan wrote:
Good morning all,
Having had an intermittent but ongoing internet problem and been totally
frustrated with bigpond it appears that my next course of action is to try
another modem. Th background of the problem is that I frequently (during
Hi Adrian --
-- Just a thought, a few years back I had a similar problem, which
turned out due to inefficient phone line filters. Of course this could
only apply if you have phone lines connected to the same line as your
router. One giveaway is, that the internet drops out when a phone call
is
Hey Mike,
I haven't managed to find a suitable machine yet, but if you could dig up an
old 128k/512k/Plus that still boots, then that would be great!
Cheers,
Kurt
On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 10:13 AM, Michael Bradley mb...@icenet.com.auwrote:
Hi Kurt,
did you find any machines cos I think I may
Thanks to all for the advice etc. I have dug up my old EtherNet NetComm NB1300
Plus 4 and connected to that. I was hoping that I could have them both
connected to the internet at the same time (with the computers AirPort turned
off) to see what happened but the Thompson would not connect at
first you must make sure your phone lines inside the house are ok,
do you have a friend who knows how to use a multimeter or better if he/
she is an electrician
unplug the modem plugin a phone: now can you make/receive calls (w/o
funny noise), do you have a dc voltage in the range of 48 to
Adrian, I've got exactly the same issue. I've been with bigpond for several
years, and this has happened since changing modem and upgrading to tbox, thub
setup. My experience with telstra is that they could learn from the ATO how to
provide service - and that is saying something
Best
Yes you are correct in believing that you may only have one modem/router
connected to a specific ISP account at one time. Sometimes (by coincidence)
the fault might not occur after you've swapped equipment around so you should
try and test it for a few days if possible to see if your dropouts
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