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caldazar

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#91242 9-Oct-2011 15:36
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Hi,

I recently got offered a nice low monthly price if I switch from Telecom broadband over to TelstraClear. As I could potentially save a bit of money switching to TelstraClear, I am giving it some thought.

One question I have is regarding the transparent proxy cache. Telecom gave me a static IP for free and were able to allow my connection to bypass their transparent cache system. Does anyone know if I can do the same on TelstraClear? This is convenient for me as I sometimes work from home.

I see the static IP costs $5.00 per month but I can't see if the transparent cache system is able to be bypassed. Anyone know?

Other than that - How does the speed of TelstraClear's home broadband (adsl) compare to Telecom? Does it perform well in the evenings (ie. no oversubscription)?

I guess I am currently happy with price and performance on Telecom, but if I can get similar service with TelstraClear, then I may as well save the $40 per month in price difference.

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  #531185 9-Oct-2011 15:49
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You can't bypass the TelstraClear transparent proxy.





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  #531197 9-Oct-2011 16:39
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Cheers, thanks for the quick response. I guess I can use a tunnel to avoid the proxy... the extra savings might make it worth it. I'll think about it for a bit.

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