Major ISPs Drop alt.* Usenet Hierarchy Community Center by slfisher …quot;]Electronic Frontier Foundation[/URL], believe that the ISPs are actually making the move to help save money…quot;]June ageement[/URL] between Cuomo and three ISPs after his office threatened charges of fraud and deceptive… business practices, because the ISPs told their customers that transmitting child pornography was not… UK ISPs agree to throttle illegal music file-sharers Hardware and Software macOS by happygeek …MOU represents a significant step forward, in that all ISPs now recognise their responsibility to help deal with illegal …Virgin Media, launched in May. This has demonstrated that ISPs and the music business can work together positively to … to build on that progress and encourage other major ISPs to start taking a responsible approach. In addition, … File sharing on two separate ISPs through one switch Hardware and Software Networking by colicab …'s to maximize what we are paying for the two ISPs. is it possible to connect the two ISP's with… Re: File sharing on two separate ISPs through one switch Hardware and Software Networking by colicab … client computers so that i can still use the two ISPs at the same time? like you said, since DES 1024D… Two ISPs on 1 Network, assign computers which one to connect to Hardware and Software Networking by neil.calderon.3 Just like to confirm that if you have Two ISPs connected to two different routers on your network the 1st Router has a static IP address of 192.168.16.10 and the 2nd Router has a static IP Address of 192.168.16.20. Are you able to configure computers as to which gateway to use on the network? Failsafe or Load Balancing is not required. Re: Carputer, how should I connect to ISPs? Hardware and Software Networking by UrbanKhoja … `womans` laptop, your subject was `how should i connect to isps?` , are you trying to add internet to your car? if… Re: Major ISPs Drop alt.* Usenet Hierarchy Community Center by khess About time. Its useful life has kind of passed. That is, of course, my humble opinion. UseNet has been happily replaced by forums and blogs. Re: UK ISPs agree to throttle illegal music file-sharers Hardware and Software macOS by peter_budo There been already ISP blocking access to certain domains. What would be interesting to know is how they will distinguish what is user doing? For example user can be either downloading movies/music from a server but on another hand he may be simple sharing large collection of personal photos on same server. How do they want to distinguish it? Re: UK ISPs agree to throttle illegal music file-sharers Hardware and Software macOS by darkmikey If they don't have a good way of distinguishing illegal filesharing from legal then I think that there could be law suits against the MOU. I also think that one of the best moves they could make would be to stop using DRM on music brought online. It's the sole reason I still buy CDs. I would prefer to be able to buy my music in 320 bits mp3 or OGG … Re: File sharing on two separate ISPs through one switch Hardware and Software Networking by techsheaven There are many advantages to a Dual-WAN, Load Balancing, Fail-over router like this one: [url]http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3860663&csid=ITD&body=MAIN#detailspecs[/url] Having said that, you can use two routers and a switch to create one private network. You have already solved one issue -… Re: File sharing on two separate ISPs through one switch Hardware and Software Networking by techsheaven A couple more thoughts... If one connection fails, the client's connections will drop and they will have to refresh their browsers. NAT should be enabled on both routers. Again.. Good Luck Re: File sharing on two separate ISPs through one switch Hardware and Software Networking by colicab Resolved already. just needed to make the two routers into the same subnet and connect the the routers to the switch, basically it is a manual split. i can also share files easily. thanks a lot. Re: File sharing on two separate ISPs through one switch Hardware and Software Networking by techsheaven Assigning the alternate gateway is only for a sort of fail-over. You don't have to disable DHCP in the routers for everything to work, but since you have assigned IP addresses manually there is a situation that can arise: Let's say you add a new device and forget to disable DHCP. The new device gets an address assigned from one of the routers … Re: File sharing on two separate ISPs through one switch Hardware and Software Networking by colicab ok got it thanks for that. i agree, so i have assigned ip addresses outside the ip range of the router for example, linksys ip address range: 192.168.1.100 - 149. i think that the router will automatically assign IP's within this range, with DHCP enabled, so i decided to start the ip address for the other workstations to 192.168.1.150... and so on… Re: File sharing on two separate ISPs through one switch Hardware and Software Networking by techsheaven If you use DHCP, you will have to configure some sort of DHCP relay, or set the pools so they do not overlap. [url]http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc780311(WS.10).aspx[/url] And yes, I would set assigned devices in their own pool. so something like this would be nice: Routers & Net Devices: 192.168.1.1 ~ 192.168.1.5 (4 … Re: File sharing on two separate ISPs through one switch Hardware and Software Networking by techsheaven I guess I don't have to say this for your sake, but for others: This is all on the same subnet, so it will be the default subnet mask - 255.255.255.0 I look forward to hearing your results! Re: File sharing on two separate ISPs through one switch Hardware and Software Networking by techsheaven opps! I just noticed that you had 10 clients on ones router and 14 on the other. The scheme I suggested would be too tight for future expansion... but you get the idea I'm sure. The rest is just a matter of doing a bit of math utilizing the rest of the IPs. Also, I don't know how clients decide which dhcp server to choose. In theory, it is the … Re: Two ISPs on 1 Network, assign computers which one to connect to Hardware and Software Networking by JorgeM Yes, you can configure hosts on the 192.168.16.x subnet to use either as their gateway. Not sure why you are mentioning failsafe or load balancing. There is no relation to that in this scenario. Re: Two ISPs on 1 Network, assign computers which one to connect to Hardware and Software Networking by neil.calderon.3 Thank you so much for your input Re: Two ISPs on 1 Network, assign computers which one to connect to Hardware and Software Networking by zeehlabs Hi If you are using Cisco routers you can use a protocol called HSRP to load balance between the two. basically if creates a single 'virtual' gateway for you to configure on the end user machines and the protocol will load balance the traffic between the two routers Re: Is it P2P ‘Packetism’ or ISP Customer Service? Community Center by jwenting ISPs have a duty to ALL their customers, and that means preventing users of Pirate 2 Pirate software from bogging down their networks by throttling their bandwidth to the point where there's enough capacity for everyone. Those kids are already stealing the stuff they're downloading, why should the ISPs let them steal bandwidth as well? Blackout shows Net's fragility Community Center Geeks' Lounge by hexstar …no immediate fix ahead, unless customers (or their ISPs) find an alternative or auxiliary network provider. The…no immediate fix ahead, unless customers (or their ISPs) find an alternative or auxiliary network provider. The…. However, many businesses, individuals and even some ISPs have so-called single-homed network connections, which … UK Government fails to take IPv6 implementation seriously Hardware and Software Networking by newsguy …particular to the problem of IPv4 address exhaustion. "Many ISPs haven't implemented IPv6 for a very simple reason"… space will start running out in two years time unless ISPs adopt the new version of the Internet Protocol, IPv6, …and other online devices are able to use IPv6, many ISPs have yet to implement the system. Meanwhile, the UK … Is it P2P ‘Packetism’ or ISP Customer Service? Community Center by EddieC …of Software Systems[/URL] computer research group, which identified 13 ISPs engaged in the practices, including Comcast, Cox and seven …time of day.” Still, compared with the 1,224 ISPs in the survey, the number found to be limiting traffic…? Virtually all the coverage I’ve read portrays the ISPs as the bad guys, and perhaps the providers are … New York banishes kiddie porn from the Internet Hardware and Software Microsoft Windows by happygeek …;http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquirer/news/2008/06/10/isps-agree-block-child-sex"]says reporter Sylvie Barak[/URL… appears that only after threatening to bring charges against the ISPs for fraud and deceptive business practises, if the reports are… is a will there is a way. Indeed, several more ISPs are said by the New York Times to be in… Government gets tough on pirates after Mandy dines with Geffen Hardware and Software Networking by happygeek …, has [URL="http://www.itpro.co.uk/614380/isps-and-campaigners-slam-file-sharing-law"]gone on record…original proposal lists six technical measures that Ofcom might require ISPs to impose on repeat infringers. Since the issue of … the other measures) would have to be undertaken before ISPs would be required to implement it, even if the … Re: New York banishes kiddie porn from the Internet Hardware and Software Microsoft Windows by jwenting next step, sueing these ISPs for violation of their contracts with their customers to provide …'t be anywhere near when it happens. Next step, force ISPs to block content that radical Muslims don't like because… Network monitoring Hardware and Software Networking by tennymatt Hi all, I am a reseller for ISPs in my locality and do point tot point installation for … when they are down. the Vsat links are on different ISPs and different IP Class. Please i really need a hand… The black art of spamming Hardware and Software by happygeek … now and for the future is more important. 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