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Originally Posted by Mick
Using proxy caches improves the performance of the network for all customers by supplying regularly accessed content from local servers. To put this into perspective, just 3 requests to have blocks lifted are processed each week from our 1.5 million broadband customer base. Even so, we will continue to monitor the situation closely and if necessary investigate other alternatives."[/B]
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Perhaps this is correct I have been using proxies from bagu and renf and move to these as soon as I have a problem. Many other customers just proxy dance until they find one that will connect them. I must admit that the time when Manchester had no proxies I found the website loading quicker and all sites worked first time..