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DSL in Cork

tech · 2006-11-27 20:21:33

Has anyone noticed that the DSL in the Greater cork area is gone dead slow again, Eircom have acknowledged a fault again !! Im with BT in the west cork area with dead slow speeds :(

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27-11-2006 9:21pm

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Has anyone noticed that the DSL in the Greater cork area is gone dead slow again, Eircom have acknowledged a fault again !!

Im with BT in the west cork area with dead slow speeds

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#2 27-11-2006 9:25pm
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I'm 8 miles outside Bandon using wireless broadband and my speed is fine? (Touching nearest piece of wood!!! )

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#3 27-11-2006 10:43pm
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Wireless will not be affected, only DSL using phone lines, anyone else affected ?

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#4 27-11-2006 11:23pm
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I beg to differ, my broadband goes through churchfield to get to the internet same as the phone line dsl.

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#5 27-11-2006 11:26pm
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well when you say wireless I persumed you were using Rapid or AHC networks and not using getting DSL through a phone line, sorry

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#6 27-11-2006 11:26pm
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Yes wireless links often meet DSL lines along their way

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