On Wed, Aug 24, 2005 at 12:09:27AM +0300, Leonid Podolny wrote:
> > I will call both tomorrow with the added data but do not expect much.
>
> I'd call Netvision and inform them that you are leaving unless the
> problem will be solved very soon. They can solve it even if it's Bezeq's
Why do you think so?
> fault. From your point of view, you are a customer that doesn't get the
> service he pays for. Let them figure it out. You've done far more than
> they could expect from you.
Of course, but I did not do this to help them, but to help me.
> I think that it's pretty clear that the problem is not at your
> configuration, so there is hardly anything you can do.
Well, I did do some more things :-)
I tried, following Netvision's supportperson idea, Bezeq's "test"
connection ("[EMAIL PROTECTED]", any passwd) and it was the same. So it's
clearly not
Netvision's fault. I took a modem of the same model from a neighbour,
and it happens with it. I also verified that it does not happen with the
neighbour's line. Bezeq wanted me to try also pppoe from the linux
machine, not using the modem as a router. This also behaved the same.
Let's see what their next idea will be. They claim the line is in good
quality, according to their monitoring.
Thanks,
--
Didi
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