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Hi Steve Thanks for your reply. Ok - just trying to remember the original question. :) We'll need to check something first. We need to ensure the bandwidth to the server is at maximum. Auto-negotiation
Hi Steve Sorry to hear you had to start a new question. I wonder what's up??? Anyway - to your problem - An option to try is change the active x settings on the browser, with Internet explorer
Hi Pratibha. IP address will be specific to the service provider. If you change, you will get the IP address from the new service provider. Since their IP address block are different and unique, you won
The number of existing IP addresses is finite. In fact, all the IP addresses under the v4 spec have been used. There are several regional groups that are assigned blocks of IPs. I think there are 4 worldwide
Ah sorry - I assumed (bad of me) that your PC Firewall had dropped those - because pc firewall's normally only log Dropped packets unless explicitly configured otherwise by you. My bad. Firewalls should