rec.autos.simulators

by **Alain Genouill** » Wed, 16 Jan 2002 04:07:06

My provider is telling me that ISDN 128 is no longer allowed in chat rooms
(such as VROC). I am not so sure this is true and would like the name of
your provider if you can connect.

would be VERY appreciated.

Thanks.
Alain

by **Milhous** » Wed, 16 Jan 2002 12:12:18

Say what? They're blocking IRC access??

Milhouse

> My provider is telling me that ISDN 128 is no longer allowed in chat rooms
> (such as VROC). I am not so sure this is true and would like the name of
> your provider if you can connect.

> would be VERY appreciated.

> Thanks.
> Alain

by **Alain Genouill** » Fri, 18 Jan 2002 05:37:01

Well it seems it is only for 128K. 64 works fine.

> Say what? They're blocking IRC access??

> Milhouse

> > My provider is telling me that ISDN 128 is no longer allowed in chat
rooms
> > (such as VROC). I am not so sure this is true and would like the name of
> > your provider if you can connect.

> > would be VERY appreciated.

> > Thanks.
> > Alain

by **Eldre** » Sat, 19 Jan 2002 09:56:43

>My provider is telling me that ISDN 128 is no longer allowed in chat rooms
>(such as VROC). I am not so sure this is true and would like the name of
>your provider if you can connect.

>would be VERY appreciated.

>Thanks.
>Alain

They should at LEAST have told you WHY... Besides, I don't see how it's the
'provider's call. Should be the owner of the chat rooms...

Eldred
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by **Ian** » Sat, 19 Jan 2002 22:54:37

The ISP is probably trying to stop people tying up 2 of their incoming lines
using 128k ISDN when they only actually need 1 at 64k to be in a chat room.
Especially if you don't get charged by the minute for it as we do ;)

--

Ian P
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> >My provider is telling me that ISDN 128 is no longer allowed in chat
rooms
> >(such as VROC). I am not so sure this is true and would like the name of
> >your provider if you can connect.

> >would be VERY appreciated.

> >Thanks.
> >Alain

> They should at LEAST have told you WHY... Besides, I don't see how it's
the
> 'provider's call. Should be the owner of the chat rooms...

> Eldred
> --

rec.autos.simulators

Anyone using ISDN 128 in the US to connect to VROC????

Anyone using ISDN 128 in the US to connect to VROC????

Anyone using ISDN 128 in the US to connect to VROC????

Anyone using ISDN 128 in the US to connect to VROC????

Anyone using ISDN 128 in the US to connect to VROC????

Anyone using ISDN 128 in the US to connect to VROC????