Michael Smith wrote:
> Looks like signing in from home is possible again. Yesterday, however,
> signing into skype from our business one connection in the office was
> no longer possible.
>
> So is Etisalat turning around on their policy or is it just a
> temporary faillure of their skype blocking methods. Let's wait and
> see. I remain sceptic :)
Confirmed in Jumeriah and Al Warqa'a.. both were blocked previously, both
worked tonight.
Of course at my place in Deira they never quite got around to blocking it..
To be honest I think the community backlash was so great they likely retracted
it as quietly as they
implemented it to try and limit the bad publicity..
Having said that, I know they have/had all sorts of bogus routing and blocking
issues in various
places within their network. When a company can't even configure its own
network right, how can we
expect it to play nice with the rest of the globe.
Brad
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