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Ignitionnet · 26-01-2010, 00:05

Incidentally I had a thought. Basford in common with some other areas on the VM network is home to thieving goits with dodgy modems. These modems don't work on the BSR / uBR10k network but work fine on the legacy equipment.

Chances are they don't want to do a migration to the overlay for some reason and the legacy equipment isn't being upgraded because modem cloners just eat up the bandwidth.

Doesn't excuse anything of course but thought I'd mention it.

26-01-2010, 00:05	#18
Ignitionnet Inactive Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Leeds, West Yorkshire Age: 47 Posts: 13,995	Re: Basford UBRs ever getting fixed? Incidentally I had a thought. Basford in common with some other areas on the VM network is home to thieving goits with dodgy modems. These modems don't work on the BSR / uBR10k network but work fine on the legacy equipment. Chances are they don't want to do a migration to the overlay for some reason and the legacy equipment isn't being upgraded because modem cloners just eat up the bandwidth. Doesn't excuse anything of course but thought I'd mention it.