MORE PLANNED WORK THIS WEEK ....

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QuoteBT Planned Maintenance - 21CN (ADSL2 )


BT have advised us of planned maintenance that will affect customers country-wide on most ISPs.

This work is required so that BT can carry out hardware upgrades.

BT advise that some customers may have outages up to 4 hours and should only affect BT-based Home and Office services on the 21CN network.


Start Time: 12:00am, 9th September 2010
End Time: 7:00am, 9th September 2010

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Be even more joy if 21CN managed to reach this part of the forest.....

Steve

To be honest for me I think I'm better off without it in it's current state
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 :eek4: That means there will be nothing to do but go to bed. Not that I'm addicted to the internet in any way.com
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My concern is that a game I preordered through steam comes out the day after. I hope it's all done, issue free by then!
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You would of thought Steam was upgraded now, maybe to internal combustion engine?  ;D
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Internet in the UK is shockingly bad.  I remember a few years ago I used to taunt my Australian friend for only having 56k modem while I cruised along at 1mb.  Now a few short years later I am still on my 1mb and he is on 16mb.  Stupid karma!!! :laugh:

cavillas

Quote from: klipp on Sep 06, 2010, 13:40:41
Internet in the UK is shockingly bad.  I remember a few years ago I used to taunt my Australian friend for only having 56k modem while I cruised along at 1mb.  Now a few short years later I am still on my 1mb and he is on 16mb.  Stupid karma!!! :laugh:

Yes, but at least you're the right way up and can talk English properly. ;D >:D
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Quote from: cavillas on Sep 06, 2010, 13:52:08
Yes, but at least you're the right way up and can talk English properly. ;D >:D

Oh, but as he is on an "island" miles away from any other continent, everything has a ping of over 600ms! So, unless it's an Australian website (and face it, who knows of any of those ;) ) he will take ages to load up a page.  ;D
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Baz

is this the same work that is mentioned in the header of the forum, in red text?  If so does it affect every one or just some areas of the country.

the header mentions about turning off your router,again is this every one

thanks

klipp

I'm leaving my router on and taking my chances.  My God, I'm such a dare devil. :evil:

Baz

thats what I was thinking too......just got it going on a decent uptime too.


proper rebel  >:D       

we should start a club

klipp

Quote from: Baz on Sep 08, 2010, 15:06:38
thats what I was thinking too......just got it going on a decent uptime too.


proper rebel  >:D       

we should start a club

I just got my 6db SNR back after BT punishing me for messing about with my router settings LOL.  I aint letting my sync go without a fight!!! ;D

Glenn

There are a lot of planned works http://clueless.aaisp.net.uk/pew.cgi scroll down to the green section
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Rik

Quote from: Baz on Sep 08, 2010, 14:17:16
is this the same work that is mentioned in the header of the forum, in red text?  If so does it affect every one or just some areas of the country.

the header mentions about turning off your router,again is this every one

thanks

Everyone, Baz. The advice to turn the router off is to avoid a stale session in the morning, which will take half an hour to clear if it happens.
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Baz

ok cheers Rik. :thumb:

just wondering though......every one??  in Uk or just IDNET every one?   ;D


best way to power down router is ?

Rik

Everyone on a BT-based service, ie Virgin and LLU customers are OK, Baz.

Oh, and unplug it. :)
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Baz

Quote from: Rik on Sep 08, 2010, 16:09:22
Everyone on a BT-based service, ie Virgin and LLU customers are OK, Baz.

Oh, and unplug it. :)

WOW thats some achievement from BT


so Rik, what is the best way to power down   :)   have I missed it

Technical Ben

Quote from: Niall on Sep 06, 2010, 10:26:11
My concern is that a game I preordered through steam comes out the day after. I hope it's all done, issue free by then!

Hmm. Like I said before, I managed to keep some connections up with the last down time. However, Steam logged off during the service interruption.  :eyebrow:
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Rik

Quote from: Baz on Sep 08, 2010, 16:15:21
so Rik, what is the best way to power down   :)   have I missed it

Unplug it?
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Quote from: Technical Ben on Sep 08, 2010, 16:16:01
Hmm. Like I said before, I managed to keep some connections up with the last down time. However, Steam logged off during the service interruption.  :eyebrow:

I'm tempted to see what happens - last time I suffered no disruption. OTOH, I don't want to be messing around with a stale session in the morning.
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Glenn

Unplug the ADSL2 line, leave the Max line plugged in, or vice versa.
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zappaDPJ

Quote from: Rik on Sep 08, 2010, 16:17:57
OTOH, I don't want to be messing around with a stale session in the morning.

Still having to cook for yourself then Rik >:D :out:

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Quote from: Glenn on Sep 08, 2010, 16:19:50
Unplug the ADSL2 line, leave the Max line plugged in, or vice versa.

Both services are affected though, Glenn.  ???
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Quote from: zappaDPJ on Sep 08, 2010, 16:21:24
Still having to cook for yourself then Rik >:D :out:

Only for about 29 more hours. :)
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Glenn

Yes, but only one line would possibly have a stale session.

Quote from: Rik on Sep 08, 2010, 16:22:03
Both services are affected though, Glenn.  ???
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Glenn

Quote from: Rik on Sep 08, 2010, 16:22:39
Only for about 29 more hours. :)

Sending out for pizza is hardly cooking.  :evil:
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Rik

Quote from: Glenn on Sep 08, 2010, 16:23:32
Yes, but only one line would possibly have a stale session.


I don't follow your logic?
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Quote from: Glenn on Sep 08, 2010, 16:24:09
Sending out for pizza is hardly cooking.  :evil:

Re-heating it for lunch counts. ;D
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Glenn

Quote from: Rik on Sep 08, 2010, 16:17:57
I'm tempted to see what happens - last time I suffered no disruption. OTOH, I don't want to be messing around with a stale session in the morning.

So

Quote from: Glenn on Sep 08, 2010, 16:19:50
Unplug the ADSL2 line, leave the Max line plugged in, or vice versa.

But you should still have one of your two lines operational in the morning
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Rik

Ah, right, I thought you were still talking in general terms. The work, though, is said to affect ADSL2 & Max, so I could end up with 2 stale sessions. ;D
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Steve

Quote from: Rik on Sep 08, 2010, 16:24:58
Re-heating it for lunch counts. ;D

You'll be a shadow of your former self by the time she returns.
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Rik

Or the opposite - I have no sense of portion control. ;D
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Baz

cant remember the last time I powered down my router, do they hold all the settings when turned back on

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A bit, John, I don't feel complete if Sue's not within cuddling distance. :)
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Gary

I'm going to risk it and see what happens  ;D
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Simon

It could be rather quiet here tomorrow!  ;D
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psp83

Quote from: Baz on Sep 08, 2010, 15:06:38
thats what I was thinking too......just got it going on a decent uptime too.


proper rebel  >:D       

we should start a club


dslrebels.com  ;)

zappaDPJ

I hope this doesn't effect me for too long. I've just got a job in I need to do so I'll just have to get on with it and pray. It could be a looooooooooong night  :-\
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Baz

Quote from: Baz on Sep 08, 2010, 17:42:45
cant remember the last time I powered down my router, do they hold all the settings when turned back on


:dunno:

zappaDPJ

They do or at least they should do :)
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Quote from: zappaDPJ on Sep 08, 2010, 19:44:56
I hope this doesn't effect me for too long. I've just got a job in I need to do so I'll just have to get on with it and pray. It could be a looooooooooong night  :-\

They're talking about 4 hours downtime per customer, Zap.
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zappaDPJ

Yeah, I'm working my backside off trying to get everything done before it dies. If I can at least get all the file transfers completed I can probably use my phone to to do the rest from the software's admin panel.
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klipp

Will we have shiney new internet after this upgrade work?  One wonders what goes on behind the scenes... :)

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Steve

My router log only goes back to 2.45 , Did anything happen overnight? I've nothing showing.
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kinmel


Nothing happened here, my router log shows unending normality.
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zappaDPJ

As far as I know nothing happened and I was working most of the night. However since the outage that effected World of Warcraft players last night, peering to the Telia network seems really poor.
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Rik

Router off. Unusually, I got a higher sync speed out of the re-start. :)
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Bill

No sign here that anything happened last night either :dunno:
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Rik

I just spoke to Simon who says they have no evidence either. Maybe they put the wrong date on the notice?  :dunno:
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Bill

I can't find any indication anywhere that anything happened... there's always someone over on tbb who didn't know about these things in advance and posts a query!
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Bill

We usually are where BT is concerned :P
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Niall

Oo that reminds me. I forgot to tell my mother I turned the router off ;D
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Rik

Don't worry, they'll sneak up on us now. ;)
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