Telecom broadband twitching today [2011-02-15]

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Wannabe Geek

Reply # 439762 15-Feb-2011 12:53
Slingshot ok, but what about telecom with DNS's set to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4? Still doesn't work here with telecom set to use those DNS addresses...

seamonkey

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Reply # 439764 15-Feb-2011 13:00
I tried google DNS as posted in here and default DNS, neither work for me. Im on the new total home 80 gig plan

da5id

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Ultimate Geek

Reply # 439768 15-Feb-2011 13:03
lifehacker.com won't seem to load for me either. It seems to be waiting on google.com

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Reply # 439769 15-Feb-2011 13:03
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Reply # 439770 15-Feb-2011 13:05
seamonkey: I tried google DNS as posted in here and default DNS, neither work for me. Im on the new total home 80 gig plan You may want to try and edit your network settings manually (on your computer and not on the router), and configure them to use only Google DNS servers ... (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4).

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Reply # 439771 15-Feb-2011 13:08
Make sure you are only using Google DNS (Not the Telecom ones) This seems to fix the issue for now, you should change these back once the issue is resolved so youtube caching etc all work. Michael Murphy [Twitter] [Last.fm] [IPv6 Sage] Anything written up there is my own view on life, the universe and everything.

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Reply # 439772 15-Feb-2011 13:08
Set static dns to the "old" alien xtra dns server, this has resolved it for the 3 people i have had ring so far today.. There is something up with the defualt dns servers they use in the broadband router, setting it to the following dns will use there backup dns servers which don't have the same problems. 202.27.184.3 202.27.184.5

Oldhat

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Reply # 439774 15-Feb-2011 13:08
Just tried http://kiwi-air.co.nz on telecom connection and no problems accessing. Auckland PAK using telecom 202.27.158.40 and 202.27.156.72 dns servers whatismyip.com doesn't indicate access through the cache farm Cheers

da5id

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Ultimate Geek

Reply # 439777 15-Feb-2011 13:12
For the technically challenged - how does one change DNS on a Thompson modem?

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Reply # 439778 15-Feb-2011 13:14
Dont change it on the router. Change it in your network settings on your pc. Its in the ipv4 properties of your network connection

MichelV

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Reply # 439780 15-Feb-2011 13:17
Oldhat: Just tried http://kiwi-air.co.nz on telecom connection and no problems accessing. Auckland PAK using telecom 202.27.158.40 and 202.27.156.72 dns servers Well, that's weird. Just tried it with those DNS's set and google.com works, but still no metvuw.com, guruce.com or kiwi-air.co.nz and youtube loads but no thumbnails on the video's. So, the above DNS addresses show the exact same behavior as the Google DNS addresses. This seems to indicate Telecom definitely has a problem with DNS at the moment but it extends further than just DNS...

Turbocharged

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Reply # 439782 15-Feb-2011 13:21
I haven't changed my DNS settings and Google appears to be working for me now. YouTube still isn't working however..

da5id

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Reply # 439783 15-Feb-2011 13:21
garvani, not sure where that is either...lol I'm using a Thompson (wired) modem, which I have hooked up to an Apple Airport Express. My PC doesn't have built-in wireless, so I'm using a D-Link DWA-125 adapter that plugs into the USB port. So, it doesn't appear in the Windows Network list.

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Reply # 439786 15-Feb-2011 13:25
garvani: Dont change it on the router. Change it in your network settings on your pc. Its in the ipv4 properties of your network connection Isn't it possible to change the DNS on the router and therefore avoid the need to change it on every single device that connects to it? I'm using an RTA1320 with Apple Airport Extreme Base Station iPhone 4 Speed Test XT vs. Vodafone - XT vs. Vodafone head to head on iPhone 4 Comparison Video Random thoughts about nothing. My boring blog: http://www.geekzone.co.nz/ahmad Using iPhone 4 iOS 4.0.1 - my thoughts on the iPhone 4 launch debacle

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Reply # 439787 15-Feb-2011 13:25
it will still appear in your network list.. If your using vista or win7 goto: start button, control panel, network and sharing centre, then on the left "change adapter settings", in the list you will see wireless network connection with your dlink dwa-125, right click and goto properties, double click internet protocol version 4, and click use the following dns server, type in the numbers i gave you then click ok..

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