Vox Telecom Fatpipe

cvanwie said:
Hey guys,

I've had a look at the IPC from Friday morning until just now when I saw the message (btw thank you for raising this issue!!). The IPC is not the reason for this issue that you guys encountered. There was loads of bandwidth available.

I'll check with the core network team on Monday and see if I can get some more information as to what happened.

@Cape Tonians: Please confirm the problem is not happening any longer, thanks!

Regards,
Chris
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Chris Van Wie
Solution Architect
Vox Telecom Limited
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While you're here Chris - any news on the hint you dropped regarding a > 10mbps bolt-on account? Or was that scrapped?
 
Tinuva said:
@cvanwie
It definitely was something with IPC.
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When I mentioned the IPC I was referring to capacity of the network. I spoke with our core network team and can confirm there was a fault and it was resolved.

This was limited to Cape Town.

Can't give you more than that.. I hope you understand.

Regards,
Chris
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Chris Van Wie
Solution Architect
Vox Telecom Limited
 
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Had some problems streaming Twitch this past weekend, on both the Fatpipe and the Bolt-On...
 
cvanwie said:
When I mentioned the IPC I was referring to capacity of the network. I spoke with our core network team and can confirm there was a fault and it was resolved.

This was limited to Cape Town.

Can't give you more than that.. I hope you understand.

Regards,
Chris
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Chris Van Wie
Solution Architect
Vox Telecom Limited
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Cool thx for the response. I understand.
Good news it isn't capacity for regular usage, so I have a very good idea what then actually happened, and that unfortunately does happen :)
 
can anyone recomend a vdsl/adsl2+ modem that can store multiple pppoe profiles, or even better, switch between profiles on a schedule ?

to better manage multiple vox profiles ;)
 
Tinuva said:
Mikrotik makes this probably the easiest thing to do, scripting the connecting to different accounts.
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Heard this many times before.

Please post link to one here for those of us that are:
A.) Ignorant of their product range
B.) Too lazy to Google it
 
Tinuva said:
Mikrotik makes this probably the easiest thing to do, scripting the connecting to different accounts.
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I saw - literally 3-4 lines of code. Jealous, as I am going to womble off and write my own Telnet/Python script to do the same on the weekend.
 
sand_man said:
Heard this many times before.

Please post link to one here for those of us that are:
A.) Ignorant of their product range
B.) Too lazy to Google it
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You keep your existing ADSL/VDSL modem and just put it into bridge mode. You then set up the Microtik do dial out the connections as needed, based on schedule or port or whatever destination you going to.
 
Tinuva said:
Cool thx for the response. I understand.
Good news it isn't capacity for regular usage, so I have a very good idea what then actually happened, and that unfortunately does happen :)
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I'd be extremely interested if you could guess what actually happened ... Send me a PM. I'll give you kudos if you're right. If not, I'll point and laugh. Fair? :)
 
whatwhat said:
You keep your existing ADSL/VDSL modem and just put it into bridge mode. You then set up the Microtik do dial out the connections as needed, based on schedule or port or whatever destination you going to.
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Simple enough thanks, but which Mikrotik device?
 
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