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i4n

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#138756 15-Jan-2014 19:29

I can ping the DNS servers (203.97.78.43 & 203.97.78.44) but can only get the browsers to work if I change the IP4 DNS setting on my machine to use the google public DNS @ 8.8.8.8

Any one else having issues?

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#967746 15-Jan-2014 19:30

Working ok in Wellington.

i4n

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#967751 15-Jan-2014 19:55

May have just been my router, reset it's DNS settings to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 and rebooted, and network now back online

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#967753 15-Jan-2014 19:59

You should go back to the TCL DNS then.

langers1972

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#967758 15-Jan-2014 20:29

Dunno about anyone else but mobile data not working for me or the wife

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#967759 15-Jan-2014 20:32

langers1972: Dunno about anyone else but mobile data not working for me or the wife

Working fine for me on 4G,

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#967761 15-Jan-2014 20:34

Just lost all signal and now it's back. In Raumati Beach. The H+ just completely disappeared and then came back so something going on.

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#967764 15-Jan-2014 20:37

langers1972: Just lost all signal and now it's back. In Raumati Beach. The H+ just completely disappeared and then came back so something going on.

Not sure where that is but we are back to normal BAU work now upgrading sites around NZ

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#967765 15-Jan-2014 20:39

Yes I know the location (Google maps) and if I remember correct it is part of planned work, Was checking out the list before I left this evening

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