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| Broadband options near Arakkonam, Tamilnadu (Vellore district area) Posted: 06 Feb 2012 03:07 AM PST You have railwire and not bsnl? Surprising, railwire has some awesome plans, no idea about reliability.
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| Zee Dish TV: Zee Dish TV in another country. Posted: 06 Feb 2012 03:05 AM PST we already have 6 feet dish here in philippines, but we can only get channels like.. zee smile etc punjabi dd national b4u movies sahara news (about 7 channels) but there is no zee tv, we cannot get it.. can this 6 feet dish capture zee tv?
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| Posted: 06 Feb 2012 03:04 AM PST Easy, let's get it done ;) I don't know the specifics of either routers, but here's what you need to do. Visit portforward.com, and look up your dlink. Set a port in utorrent and remember the port number. Now head over to the dlink's port forwarding interface and enter the port and your edimax's ip ie 192.168.2.1. Save the configuration. Now download portforward's static ip configuration tool and using that make your laptop's internal ip static. Now head over to edimax's port forwarding interface (see how to on portforward.com for doing so),,, enter the same port and this time enter your laptop's static ip. Save configuration. I go to canyouseeme.org, enter the port to verify I'd portforwarding has succeeded. Report back if you face any issues.
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| BTjunkie is no more. Shuts down voluntarily. Posted: 06 Feb 2012 02:06 AM PST |
| Vodafone 3G Mumbai compared to Sydney Australia Posted: 06 Feb 2012 12:45 AM PST Quote: Originally Posted by SVK  He only complained about abuses by CC!
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| 2G scam: Supreme Court quashes 122 licences Posted: 05 Feb 2012 11:26 PM PST 2G cancellations may prove windfall for BSNL Quote: The Supreme Court order cancelling 2G licences issued in 2008 may turn out to be a blessing for the Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited in the State. The telecom service provider is planning to cash in on the verdict by working on a strategy to teleport an estimated 60 lsakh subscribers who are likely to be affected by the verdict. "The verdict will tilt the balance in favour of the State-owned company," said a BSNL source. Earlier, BSNL number portability was hit hard with around 2.2 lakh customers porting out and just 92,243 porting in. "The ratio was 1:5 then. We have now succeeded in bringing it to 1:1.6," the source said. Interestingly, the employees union has welcomed the Supreme Court order and attributed the success to the union's effort in exposing the scam. K Govindaraj, Chennai Circle secretary of the BSNL Employees Union, said the company is working on a strategy to enrol the subscribers hit by the 2G verdict. State secretary of BSNL Employees Union S Chellappa added that a joint action meeting was held on Friday hailing the Supreme Court order. Measures to be taken to woo consumers from Idea, Tata and Uninor were also discussed. "Though the court has given four months' time, the BSNL will make special efforts to woo the five crore subscribers who are likely to be affected. In Tamil Nadu, we expect it will be above 65 lakh," he added. To a query on whether the BSNL has adequate resources to welcome such a huge number of subscribers, he said the company was equipped to handle more subscribers.
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| Posted: 05 Feb 2012 11:05 PM PST Another BOT on the forum!
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