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stamp92 20-04-2005 00:18

ntl users can use blue yonder proxy
 
i had a look through this forum and searched all forums to make sure this issue hasnt been mentioned before and i couldnt find anything. apologies if i am treading old ground for some.

i use the proxies page from robin walker

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d...trancache.html

in the past i have tried using the blue yonder proxies but they dont work. no surprise since ntl and telewest were complete seperate companies.

i tried again today and im succesfully using those proxies even tho im on ntl

i can confirm the following worked fine with me. i assume all the others will as well. i guess ntl and telewest r beginning to streamline there proxies together.

cache-edi.cableinet.co.uk
cache-wol.cableinet.co.uk
cache-bas.cableinet.co.uk

has anyone noticed this proxy issue before. that ntl users can use blue yonder proxies?

geminian68 20-04-2005 01:35

Re: ntl users can use blue yonder proxy
 
Hi stamp92 and thanks for the info.

I can confirm that the following three do indeed work with Ntl.https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2005/04/11.gif

cache-edi.cableinet.co.uk
cache-wol.cableinet.co.uk
cache-bas.cableinet.co.uk

The only problem is they don't seem to work in Firefox https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2005/04/12.gif they work perfectly fine in IE, and seem to be a lot faster than Ntl's IMO.

But Firefox just shows a times out dialog box. https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2005/04/13.gif

gem

Paul 20-04-2005 02:08

Re: ntl users can use blue yonder proxy
 
I guess they have expanded the authorised ip range to include ntl, as part of the merger.

Bill C 20-04-2005 07:35

Re: ntl users can use blue yonder proxy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by stamp92
i had a look through this forum and searched all forums to make sure this issue hasnt been mentioned before and i couldnt find anything. apologies if i am treading old ground for some.

i use the proxies page from robin walker

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d...trancache.html

in the past i have tried using the blue yonder proxies but they dont work. no surprise since ntl and telewest were complete seperate companies.

i tried again today and im succesfully using those proxies even tho im on ntl

i can confirm the following worked fine with me. i assume all the others will as well. i guess ntl and telewest r beginning to streamline there proxies together.

cache-edi.cableinet.co.uk
cache-wol.cableinet.co.uk
cache-bas.cableinet.co.uk

has anyone noticed this proxy issue before. that ntl users can use blue yonder proxies?

:( not working here in Warrington

Ignition 20-04-2005 10:14

Re: ntl users can use blue yonder proxy
 
We've some adjacent IP blocks, perhaps the allowed address ranges are a little larger than they should be in places.

jtwn 20-04-2005 11:25

Re: ntl users can use blue yonder proxy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C
:( not working here in Warrington

You didn't put any ports in right? When i tried it with 8080 and 3128 it failed but without its fine...but blimey, its fast, or jesus, nottingham proxies are slow.

BarFly 20-04-2005 13:41

Re: ntl users can use blue yonder proxy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jtwn
You didn't put any ports in right? When i tried it with 8080 and 3128 it failed but without its fine...but blimey, its fast, or jesus, nottingham proxies are slow.

The swansea & cardiff proxies must be aswell then because there is a huge difference in browsing speed.

I really cant believe the difference this has made, & to be fair i had no problems with browsing speed to start with, just thought i would check, sure glad i have now though!!

stamp92 20-04-2005 13:55

Re: ntl users can use blue yonder proxy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by geminian68
Hi stamp92 and thanks for the info.

I can confirm that the following three do indeed work with Ntl.https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2005/04/11.gif

cache-edi.cableinet.co.uk
cache-wol.cableinet.co.uk
cache-bas.cableinet.co.uk

The only problem is they don't seem to work in Firefox https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2005/04/12.gif they work perfectly fine in IE, and seem to be a lot faster than Ntl's IMO.

But Firefox just shows a times out dialog box. https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2005/04/13.gif

gem

all the *.cableinet.co.uk proxies work for me on port 8080

i cant get any of the proxies working through opera

im based in cardiff with an ip of 80.3.*.*

*complete ip removed for privacy

IanUK 20-04-2005 14:15

Re: ntl users can use blue yonder proxy
 
Quote:

You didn't put any ports in right? When i tried it with 8080 and 3128 it failed but without its fine...but blimey, its fast, or jesus, nottingham proxies are slow.
If I don't put a port in it just defaults to a different NTL Proxy, perhaps thats the speed increase you are seeing ?

None of the Blueyonder Proxies worked for me...

cheers

Ian

jtwn 20-04-2005 17:45

Re: ntl users can use blue yonder proxy
 
Yeah, you are correct ;) Stupid old proxy then ;o

MikeyB 20-04-2005 23:39

Re: ntl users can use blue yonder proxy
 
Can't get any of the Blueyonder proxies to kick in form me, tried both ports 8080 and 3128, just trying out of curisosity as I can't say my browsing is slow by any means.


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