Unfortunately just done a search on the iinet site..in spite of being
connected with westnet at the moment!
Rosemary Horton
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On 27/08/2009, at 7:30 PM, mince and pud wrote:
we're on iinet and they are good - we get the odd dropout but that
may be our dodgy phone line (currently waiting for telstra to dig
the road up - enough said)
and re Craig's last comment - software updates don't count on your
quota (I've not seen them trumpet this, but whenever I update it
shows up in the free zone)
so I vote for them
Alastair
On 27 Aug 2009, at 12:04, Craig Bruce wrote:
how much data is allocated on your plan?
a 500mb etc is very very easy to go over, didnt just do the os x
updates on a few machines did you?
easy 500+ mb there if you have not done them for a while
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On 27/08/2009, at 5:23 PM, Rosemary Horton wrote:
I have a Netcom modem NB5 plus 4W with Airport Express plugged in.
The Netcom has a signal (very weak) so I don't use but is
broadcasting as I can't turn off. No instructions in how. It has
WPA password.
The Express has WEP password as it dies when I use a WPA one.
As to usage..probably access utube once a month for a couple of
videos..many months not at all.
Don't download music or movies. My husband watches news videos
fairly often. Otherwise it's email and web pages. This month went
over 5mb by 25th
Rosemary
On 26/08/2009, at 10:08 PM, Dark1 wrote:
Unlikely to be the case if you have your wireless password
protected but quite possible if it isn't. First thing you want
to do is log into your router and set up a password for your
wireless network if you haven't already. If you have one but
your still concerned then you can change your password. You can
probably see what computers are connected to your router from
your router login or you may be able to have a look at your usage
patterns from your isp login if they provide this feature.
Stuff like youtube can use a surprising amount of data quite
rapidly.
Ruben
I think someone is using our wireless connection. Our usage has
rocketed up
How do I know? How do I stop it?
Rosemary Horton
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