🚀 go-pugleaf

I will have broadband up and running within the next few days
and as soon as I know its working I will be waving goodbye to
demon and all their packet loss problems - I hope:)

My only regret is going to be losing my web pages but hey
who cares with the 1700+ spam I get from demon Ive lost
interest anyhow.

My advice is to use a freeserve account to play EQ, its been
working fine for me over the past few weeks that demon's
had problems.



me wrote:
> Its happening again today, its more than just 'packet loss'
> I have a network packet sniffer, the packets are just not getting to the
> destination servers. My guess is that this
> happens when they have a router or link failure somewhere in the and the
> alternate routers have slightly different routing tables.
> I have e-mailed their Help-Desk three times in the last two  weeks, and
> apart from the auto response I have had no feedback.
> I am no impressed with Demon's service.
> 
> mage flamewear.
> 
> "Angelo Masci" <amasci@styx-dot-demon-dot-co.uk> wrote in message
> news:3F12A432.7020300@styx-dot-demon-dot-co.uk...
> 
>>me wrote:
>>
>>>Are there any EQ'ers using Demon dialup services to the access the
>>
> European
> 
>>>Servers.
>>>If so are you having access problems ?
>>>I seem to having a random disconnects or failure to connect every other
>>>couple of days. Packet traces suggest Demon have stopped routing the UDP
>>>packs or are blocking the UDP ports numbers. When the problem occurs it
>>
> is
> 
>>>persistent and usually not fixed until the next day.
>>>Using the same PC setup changing my firewall  to a dial a different ISP
>>>removes the problem- but is expensive due to online charges.
>>>I have had zero resposne from the tech support desk.
>>>Anyone else having similar problems ?
>>>Regards
>>>Mage Flameweaver
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Am seeing the same problems.
>>This happens more often than i would like with demon.
>>Last time it was in october-november and last well over a
>>month. They only started reporting the problem a few
>>weeks after it started happening and called it
>>'packet loss'
>>
> 
> 
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