Falchoon I see red Member 5,758 Member For: 23y 9m 25d Location: nowhere in particular Posted 12/11/04 04:12 AM Posted 12/11/04 04:12 AM http://www.fordxr6turbo.com/forum/index.ph...ndpost&p=185844
citric acid xr6t Legacy Donating Member 449 Member For: 23y 5m 11d Gender: Male Location: Brisbane Posted 12/11/04 04:17 AM Posted 12/11/04 04:17 AM Telstra cable $59.00 a month unlimited downloads permanent connection to the internet it is great and I can never use dial up again.
KrasH Bloody Orange Team (BOT) Legacy Donating Member 872 Member For: 23y 3m 20d Gender: Male Location: Canberra, Australia Posted 12/11/04 05:53 AM Posted 12/11/04 05:53 AM I use internode myself.I'm on a SOHO 512k/128k Flatrate plan for $99.00. From what I have seen in the last few weeks, they are pretty impressive. I have a static IP address, ISP provides free DNS service etc. Ping times to game servers regularly under 20ms or there abouts. Download speed for the 512k connection are quite good. They mirror so many good download sites (This stuff is unmetered, so it doesn't go towards your download limits). Uploads are not metered (some ISP's do meter uploads). They have dozens of their own game servers, you get 50MB for your webspace and you get 4 additional emails (added to your default one, which means 5 total). Their help desk staff are absolutely brillient. When I finally got the "Service active" status I was having issues getting online. They quickly found out that telstra were having a major problem at the exchange I was hooked upto. I then went to the telstra wholesale site, which showed that this was the case. When the problem was fixed they rang me to say "Your status has shown you are online. Telstra must've fixed their problem". Can't be happier...Go internode or just go to the http://www.whirlpool.net.au site and you'll find the ISP that is right for you.
jetute Legacy Donating Member 4,553 Member For: 22y 8m 10d Gender: Male Location: brisbane Posted 12/11/04 07:23 AM Author Posted 12/11/04 07:23 AM thanks for all the replys made a deal with telstra today.... $59 for unlimited..... I also took foxtel and hence free connection for both and 125 free local calls per month...The way it works is.... phone and foxtel on one bill and broadband on another booked in for thursday the 18th cant wait
Blown BA In Your Face Member 6,195 Member For: 23y 7m 3d Gender: Male Location: Peninsula Posted 12/11/04 09:10 AM Posted 12/11/04 09:10 AM thanks for all the replys made a deal with telstra today.... $59 for unlimited..... I also took foxtel and hence free connection for both and 125 free local calls per month...The way it works is.... phone and foxtel on one bill and broadband on another booked in for thursday the 18th cant wait<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Guys Check this website out it might help somebody that needs CABLE or ADSLSITE
Mondie Firm Member Legacy Donating Member 2,924 Member For: 23y 11m 10d Location: Adelaide Hills Posted 12/11/04 09:34 AM Posted 12/11/04 09:34 AM Can someone explain to me the difference between a static vs dynamic IP, and why l might choose one over the other Cheers
Blown BA In Your Face Member 6,195 Member For: 23y 7m 3d Gender: Male Location: Peninsula Posted 12/11/04 09:39 AM Posted 12/11/04 09:39 AM (edited) Can someone explain to me the difference between a static vs dynamic IP, and why l might choose one over the other Cheers<{POST_SNAPBACK}>If l knew l'll tell ya but since l don't know....l wont tell ya :lol: :lol: Edited 12/11/04 09:39 AM by Blown BA
KrasH Bloody Orange Team (BOT) Legacy Donating Member 872 Member For: 23y 3m 20d Gender: Male Location: Canberra, Australia Posted 12/11/04 10:48 AM Posted 12/11/04 10:48 AM Can someone explain to me the difference between a static vs dynamic IP, and why l might choose one over the other CheersBasically, static IP means that the IP number stays the same. Dynamic IP means it'll change every now and then. Static IP is especially good if you want to access your computer and it's data remotely. You'll always know where it is. FTP , Web etc servers are generally what can be setup for you and your friends to access. I kinda like it
thebrunks Member 665 Member For: 22y 3m 1d Location: Gold Coast Posted 12/11/04 11:31 AM Posted 12/11/04 11:31 AM Don't worry too much about static IP (constant, never changes), as there are ways around it. If you have to pay extra for static IP, don't!!I have a static IP for my office, but wouldn't worry about it for a home account.Personally at home I'm in the process of changing over to cable, getting rid of the adsl & land line, & switching to Voice over IP. which should save about $40.00/month if not more!Russ
voy74656 voy74656 Member 2,039 Member For: 22y 10m 24d Location: Adelaide Posted 12/11/04 11:33 AM Posted 12/11/04 11:33 AM static ip means always the same...so u can host a file server..or access your pc remotely and always have the same address.dynamic means it changes....basically....if your a home user it doesnt matter - dynamic is usually cheaper as isp's charge for static ip's...usually
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