Every now and again, (first started on the night beofre the EE1 exam,) I (and braindrainedash) can't access the BOS forums and get the message that this page cannot be displayed. Seeing ash can't access it either makes me think that its a telstra broadband thing... so yeah just warning you to see if you can do anything about it
telstra problem ( i think...) (1 Viewer)
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Yes it's a telstra broadband issue not updating quick enough to resolve this you should switch to viewing off Telstra's proxy server
Go to Tools> Internet Options
Under the Connections tab click on LAN Settings
Check the box Use a proxy server for your LAN... and click on Advanced...
In the HTTP: text box paste this proxy address in
sydney.cache.telstra.net
and for the port put in 3128
then apply settings, i.e. click OK and OK and OK
then close your browser and re-open it , should work then. But i advise you do to this only when you recieve the Page Cannot Be Found error message.
Go to Tools> Internet Options
Under the Connections tab click on LAN Settings
Check the box Use a proxy server for your LAN... and click on Advanced...
In the HTTP: text box paste this proxy address in
sydney.cache.telstra.net
and for the port put in 3128
then apply settings, i.e. click OK and OK and OK
then close your browser and re-open it , should work then. But i advise you do to this only when you recieve the Page Cannot Be Found error message.
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If you're using Telstra Broadband, I suggest that you use Telstra's own DNS (domain name server). You can change your TCP/IP settings via Control Panel, Network Connections.
Find your network device, right click the device and select properties.
From the device properties, locate Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click properties.
Once inside your device's TCP/IP properties, you will be required to assign Primary and Secondary DNS servers addresses.
For Telstra customers:
Primary DNS: 139.134.5.51
Secondary DNS: 139.134.2.190
Then click OK twice (different windows).
If this makes no sense, or you don't know what's going on (or it has already been configured) - then disregard this post.
Find your network device, right click the device and select properties.
From the device properties, locate Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click properties.
Once inside your device's TCP/IP properties, you will be required to assign Primary and Secondary DNS servers addresses.
For Telstra customers:
Primary DNS: 139.134.5.51
Secondary DNS: 139.134.2.190
Then click OK twice (different windows).
If this makes no sense, or you don't know what's going on (or it has already been configured) - then disregard this post.