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I have been getting this problem with my iMac for the last couple of months.
So much so, that I use a Win2K machine to dial up(no problems whatsover),
and network the two together.  Messy, but it works.

My iMac had no probs connecting for the first year or so.  I can't work it
out.  Strange thing is, when I tell Remote Access to use a terminal window,
I get a **HUGE** scrolling list of nonsense, instead of Login: Password:
etc.  I **don't** get this when I dial up to my company network using the
same procedure (ie. just change the phone number)

"Simon Slavin" <slavins@hearsay.demon.co.uk@localhost> wrote in message
news:B6F2B16B966843EB3@0.0.0.0...
> In article <B6E93DC4.7D17%david@spamkiller.chadales.co.uk>,
> No Spam <david@spamkiller.chadales.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > 0844 041 6662
> >
> > Get "No Carrier Signal" or "Remote side is not responding properly"
>
> It's not you, it's Demon or BT.  You'll find that if you try
> to call at peak times you won't get a connection.  You might
> get one if you try again immediately.  Sometimes I have to
> try three or four times.  If I stay away from the hour from
> 6pm to 7pm I rarely get any such problems.
>
> This appears to have started about a month ago.  I have to
> assume that there's some sort of overcrowding going on at
> peak times.
>
> Simon.
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