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(deleted) Tue 04-Aug-15 11:11:38
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Re: Coms Broadband migration to Timico


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That will be normal web access not P2P.
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(deleted) Tue 04-Aug-15 11:41:52
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Hi

As far as I know Dropbox is just HTTP. Certainly I use it all the time on my home FTTC line via Timico and it is very fast. Have asked the questions of the networks dudes and will come back to you though.
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(deleted) Tue 04-Aug-15 16:21:23
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How lucky of you to have FTTC. I'm about 150 yards from my enabled N London exchange but "economically unviable". Real bummer.frown


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(deleted) Tue 04-Aug-15 16:43:54
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Re: Coms Broadband migration to Timico


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Incidentally, if you want to reboot your router it speed up the process of moving across to the Timico network as when you re-authenticate you'll pick up the new route via our network.
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(deleted) Tue 04-Aug-15 16:56:23
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Oh, okay. I didn't notice any downtime so assumed it hadn't happened yet. I have a window of opportunity coming up shortly. smile
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(deleted) Tue 04-Aug-15 17:25:33
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So I've done that and it's working fine. I can tell its switched because your name comes up in the Ookla speedtest rather than coms. Super stuff! Thanks

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(deleted) Tue 04-Aug-15 18:26:28
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Working like a charm here.

Shiny new static IP and the bonus of being away from the Coms useless network and support.

I'm a happy bunny smile

Thanks Neil.
Standard User Johnmcl7
(learned) Tue 04-Aug-15 20:30:22
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In reply to a post by Reged:
So I've done that and it's working fine. I can tell its switched because your name comes up in the Ookla speedtest rather than coms. Super stuff! Thanks


According to Tracert I'm on the Timico network as well, didn't even notice any downtime.

John
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(deleted) Tue 04-Aug-15 21:42:36
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from a quick check after a restart, it seems i was not migrated today at all, whats going on?
Standard User RobertoS
(elder) Tue 04-Aug-15 21:55:45
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Did you restart your router, which is what is needed, or just your computer, which wouldn't affect things?

The indispensable man or woman passes from the scene, and what happens next is more or less the same thing as was happening before.
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Connection - Plusnet UnLim Fibre (FTTC). Sync 57676/14040kbps @ 600m. - BQM
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