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Ivor

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  #456751 8-Apr-2011 13:55
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grolschie: How do you opt out from their cache?


Force your browser to use your own proxy or use a VPN connection or get a static IP from Telecom and ask them to route you off from their proxy.



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  #456753 8-Apr-2011 13:57

Thanks. None of those seem like good options for most users though.

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  #456761 8-Apr-2011 14:24
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Would using different DNS servers help?  eg. google DNS?

I'm getting fed up with pages not loading also.



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  #456764 8-Apr-2011 14:31
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grolschie: Thanks. None of those seem like good options for most users though.


Not too hard. Go to http://www.xroxy.com/ and find a free one.

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  #456765 8-Apr-2011 14:34

Ivor:
grolschie: Thanks. None of those seem like good options for most users though.


Not too hard. Go to http://www.xroxy.com/ and find a free one.


I don't know if I'd want my data going through just some random proxy belonging to goodness-knows-who. But thanks anyway. :-) 

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  #456979 9-Apr-2011 11:19
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Changing to google DNS from Telecom DNS seems to have fixed things up for me.

 
 
 

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  #457018 9-Apr-2011 15:19

Out of interest, whose DNS are you now using - if you don't mind me asking?

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  #457027 9-Apr-2011 15:53
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Google dns.

8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4

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  #457032 9-Apr-2011 16:16
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BigMal: Google dns.



8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4


I tried these settings but it was much worse - very slow and pages barely loaded (lots of missing images etc.). Tor was a better alternative for me.  




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  #457033 9-Apr-2011 16:30

Thanks. :-)

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  #457297 10-Apr-2011 20:45
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Well, I've seen connection resets to wikipedia amongst others today and uk sites are slow (although they load). Seems to be worse at the weekend. Maybe the proxy for central auckland central just can't cope with peak time traffic? Facebook images also failing. 




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  #457298 10-Apr-2011 20:54

How do we get Telecom to sort this or let us opt-out from the proxy?

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  #457308 10-Apr-2011 21:28
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I take it back abou changing DNS.  My connection has gone to sh*t again.

I emailed Telecom about the problem and pointed them to this thread.  No reply as yet. 

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  #457311 10-Apr-2011 21:39
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wikipedia is so so slow. facebook images are not loading again. I signed up to telecom broadband before they implemented a proxy cache so contractually did they have the right to add me into the proxy cache after i signed up?

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  #457312 10-Apr-2011 21:41
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Its bad tonight. I tried the helpdesk but they have no idea what im talking about got put through to advanced but they wont help as the pages will eventually load(after numerous refreshes). Its a major pain in the ass.

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