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Re: Broadband problems in Hampshire?
We are in fleet and are having problems as well. The uplink seems to die after 30-60 mins. We have a router and rebooting that (which renews the ntl ip address) brings the service back for a while. I think it's a dns problem - when the uplink goes - ie webpages won't load - I can still ping ip addresses - for example our UBR responds when i ping it. But trying to ping a server using it's dns name results in a look-up failure. Typing dig www.nthellworld.co.uk on my linux box produces an error message.
Just done a Dan Elwell speed test - all the pings timed out, and download speed was only 130kbps when it's supposed to be 600kpbs! My linux box is set up as a dns server for our network, it passes out requests to the ntl servers for non-local addresses and caches the responses. This set up (router & server) has been happily running for nearly two years, so when things suddenly started playing up a few weeks ago I'm not very inclined to believe it's my system. I've tried connecting one computer directly to the modem and it still plays up. |
Re: Broadband problems in Hampshire?
Do you get the same problem without your router, just using the standard set up?
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Re: Broadband problems in Hampshire?
I tried a direct connection yesterday for an hour or so and it seemed to be fine. I have tried it before and it played up though. Anyway on the basis of yesterdays test it looks like my router is on the blink. I've ordered a new one and I'll see what happens when it arrives. I've gone for a draytek router this time, a 2104P. The old one is a netgear RT314
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Mr
I'm having real problems in the SO16 area this morning.
It's as if someone is turning a tap on and off---I get BB fine for a minute and then nothing works for 3-4 minutes before it's back for a minute. I know there are a few more in this area---anyone else getting this? Dave |
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Mr
No it isn't.
I've had it for a couple of years now.Why such a surprise? It's still not working right though. Dave |
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