I'm on AOHell, and it is working just fine, even faster than before. When I first posted, I felt that little sinking feeling. like, maybe it won't work, maybe I'll get the banned message... but it worked just fine. Great work, Ziroc. I have not a clue as to what you did, just that it's hard. Thankyouthankyouthankyouthankyou. *Gives Choc a can of Fancy Feast.*

I'm on a local University@home network, provided by Priority/Chello.

On Comcast Cable ..... SOOOOOO good to be back!!

Z, for the networking thing, you probably didn't have the port mapping done right for the router .... it should have worked.

I'd been wondering what happened, Z.

I'm on a cable-modem with cogeco high-speed internet (formerly @home), home domain cogeco.ca

Hope thingsa are more reliable now...seems to be faster than the old service.

Sounds like a setup problem. did you configure the router? there's lots of "howtos" on the internet if you look around. there might be a faq on your ISPs homesite.

What do you mean "won't work"? details can help us pinpoint the problem.

Got a new wireless hook up. Seems much quicker.

Quick as usual, on ATT Broadband Cable Internet. I can't tell if it's faster, we were down for so long [img]smile.gif[/img] . I am usually on from work, and their connection is the bottleneck. It's a T1, but over a hundred users. Z, you need a cable/DSL router. You put one IP on the outside, and it provides DHCP to the inside, for many, many connections. I have 4 on the inside, and ATT thinks I have one!

Great work Ziroc [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img] . Loading seeme to be as swift as before. I have no idea about my ISP though. And can someone tell me how to get a pay-pal account? It wouldn´t let me switch from USA to Canada. :(

dialup with earthlink... same as before perhaps a bit faster... thanks for your work Z.. I have my browers home page to the bg2 forum and when iw forums went down it was as if the world had ended

Im in an undisclosed location in New York this weekend doing Disaster
recovery drills. Things work swell from here, will let you know when I get home how things work from there.