🚀 go-pugleaf

No, I don't work for @home (or Charter), but is seems to me that when one rants
in the newsgroups about a problem that turns out to be in HIS computer, and
says things like 'Charter@Home sucks', then he should apologize as profusely as
he ranted.  Only fair, don't you think?

BTW, the lost sync problem can be caused by LOTS of things, like work on a
nearby line, and is just something you will have to live with, probably for as
long as you have a cable modem.  The network problem you mention might have
been the one caused by the guy hitting the pole in front of the W. Vickery main
office..  I suppose that is Charter's fault, too?

-- 
Ron Hunter     rphunter@home.com

James Lenaburg & Patrice Stanton wrote:
> 
> NOPE, won't apologize to Charter.  They had a network problem originally and didn't
> own up to it.  Wasted 4 hours of my time chasing rabbits when they could have fessed
> up and said "we've got network problems, it will take a few days to get it fixed".  I
> "created" my problem in response to their network not working.  I originally didn't
> HAVE NetBEUI enabled.
> 
> BTW, the stupid thing went out again today.  I had to turn off the modem and turn it
> back on and wait for it to re-sync before it would work.
> 
> Sorry, no dice.  You work for @home?
> 
> "Ronald P. Hunter" wrote:
> 
> > Glad you found YOUR problem.  Now apologize to Charter.
> >
> > --
> > Ron Hunter     rphunter@home.com
> >
> > James Lenaburg & Patrice Stanton wrote:
> > >
> > > My problem turned out to be an NT "Feature".  You can't have NETBEUI enabled on
> > > more than one adapter.  I did, and the messages in the event log are not
> > > helpful.  I found an item in their support database.  In case you're interested,
> > > its Q103470.  If anyone at @home is listening, you might want to put that in
> > > your "help center" hat.
> > >
> > > Everything is working as before now and I'm back to "happy"!
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > > James> >