Afternoon,
Non Standard not really, I would not treat this as gospel??
Bigponds home page provides the settings for DNS and Preferred ADSL
Encapsulation Method PPPoE??or A etc...
You will run into issues with your primary LAN, with netmask as such
239.255.255.250?
DNS Primary is correct and
hello Rob
thanks for your opinion
i started with using the manufacturers (dynalink new zealand) settings but no
go at all
i tried all sorts of settings before i approached wamug most successful was the
wa specific dns number,
upnp i just left as is, i have a look at it when i'm at the modem
Hi Carlo
Was curious on this part, and meant to ask. Did you have Applecare with any
(or one of) your computers?
Kind regards
Daniel
On 5/5/11 5:43 PM, cm cm200...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Stephen,
I too would recommend a Time Capsule, and have in fact done so to at least
four satisfied
WAMUG wamug@wamug.org.au
On 6 May 2011, at 21:10, Daniel Kerr wrote:
Hi Carlo
Was curious on this part, and meant to ask. Did you have Applecare with any
(or one of) your computers?
Kind regards
Daniel
On 5/5/11 5:43 PM, cm cm200...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Stephen,
I too would
Hi Daniel,
That was the surprising part. I was seeking to pay for the repair and the the
Time Capsule was for quite some time not covered by any warranty, yet the
replacement and the data transfer was done for free. I do not have AppleCare on
any of my current products though I bought my
Interesting.
You might have gotten lucky or if the laptop for your daughter was in your name
with AppleCare (and was still running) then that may have covered the Tine
Capsule. (if all within the same time period).
I have a feeling I read that Airports etc are actually covered under the
No. AppleCare was definitely expired. The MacBook was purchased in 2006 an the
Time Capsule replacement was earlier this year. One possibility is that they
confused it with the Time Capsule that I bought more recently but I did clearly
tell the Genius Bar guy that I had purchase the Time
Arr well, just one of life mysteries,..lol ;)
Was just curious really. It's always interesting because it makes you wonder
why one person's item will get replaced yet someone else with the exact same
model doesn't. If it's consistent then it's easy to follow. It's where it
isn't that makes it
I'm wondering if anyone has information that would help a primary school
decide whether to equip students with a laptop or an iPad.
Personally I think an iPad would not be as useful, but would love to know of
any research/resources on this topic.
Glenn Nicholas
-- The WA Macintosh User Group
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