Re: Plusnet problems
georgesmailuk@xxxxxxxxx wrote in
news:1143714739.430973.281450
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Can anyone advise?
Router logs?
Could be wireless interference (what other wireless devices do you have in
the house? How many other wireless networks are nearby?), could be a filter
problem or something up with the line (would be shown in the logs), could
be the packet shaping at PlusNet (no real way to tell except rule
everything else out)
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Colin
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