Peterborough Cache

craggle · 25-01-2004, 12:52

It seems like all the Peterborough area now has transparent proxies?

I'm in Yarmouth, came home for the weekend (I'm at Uni

) to find that i now have to go through

Code:

cache1-pete.server.ntli.net
cache2-pete.server.ntli.net
cache3-pete.server.ntli.net

Sorry if this has already been mentioned but I couldn't see it anywhere, and a big hello to everyone since this is the first time I've bothered to post.

Craig

Sociable · 25-01-2004, 13:03

Welcome to NTHW craggle nice to meet you.

If you do a search for "proxy" using the link on the top bar on this page you will find this is a popular topic here, largely as a result of the "poxy" proxies used by NTL.

If using the Peterborough proxies is causing any issues for you the other threads will give you all the info you need to sort this.

Or you can browse the detailed info in our ntli.info section on the subject:

http://www.ntli.info/index.php?page=index_v2&id=12&c=8

Hope that helps.

craggle · 25-01-2004, 13:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sociable

Welcome to NTHW craggle nice to meet you.

If you do a search for "proxy" using the link on the top bar on this page you will find this is a popular topic here, large ...

Nice to meet you too!

Well it seems to working alright for now, but I just thought I'd mention it since the Peteborough cache's are not on the list of NTL Web Proxies on Robin Walker's site.

Craig

Sociable · 25-01-2004, 13:22

Cool thanks for the heads up then.

Paul K · 25-01-2004, 13:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by craggle

Nice to meet you too!

Well it seems to working alright for now, but I just thought I'd mention it since the Peteborough cache's are not on the list of NTL Web Proxies on Robin Walker's site.

Craig

They used to be listed but they are no longer on there

Peterborough has been sat behind a set of transparent proxies for a while as far as I know

craggle · 25-01-2004, 13:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul

They used to be listed but they are no longer on there

Peterborough has been sat behind a set of transparent proxies for a while as far as I know

Ah well maybe they only just made the fine citizens of Great Yarmouth use them

Well last time I was home, about two weeks ago, I wasn't using any other than my Squid proxy which is mainly just there to block ads

But I certainly wasn't using it before..

I wonder also why it was taken off Robin Walker's site

Ah well, I'll be back on the Uni's T3 by later this evening

Hehe

Craig