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(Interesting) Website timeout problem

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Gandalf
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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

Thanks for getting back to us Jim,

As far as we can see it was when my colleague said it was at the end of August (The 30th)

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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

Ok, thanks for all your help, I appreciate it.

Kind regards, Jim

Gandalf
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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

Cool, not a problem Jim.

I'd admit it's a really odd issue and something I've seen around twice in my 5 years.

Feel free to let us know if there's anything else we can help you with.

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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

Well Anoush, just as I was beginning to think that the world was again facing the right way up, my broadband is out of action again.  I have gone a couple of years or more without problems and now it is one after another, can you look into this and get back to me please.

Fyi, there has been zero equipment or setting changes at this end.  I am currently using my  mobile as a hotspot to get online.

Best wishes, Jim

 

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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

Some more information: Early this morning I substituted a Plusnet router for my TP-Link one. I plugged it into the master socket and connected it to my desktop via ethernet. The Plusnet one synchronized, but still no internet, it displayed 20/70M for up/down. The Broadband network IP address was 87.113.10.80, which is certainly not my static address. I therefore suspect there are crossed connections again at the Plusnet end. I have returned to the TP-Link router and the internet connection returned in the early hours of this morning. Hope this helps.

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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

Hi @JimF,

 

How many devices were affected when you weren't able to browse the internet? Does using browsers make any difference?

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,,,desktop using Win 8.1 and Win 10 and two laptops (both Win10). Tried Chrome and Firefox.

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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

Thank you for confirming that @JimF,

 

As this is the case, the best next step would be for us to arrange a dial test to help us to investigate the issue and narrow down the cause of this problem. Please can you reply to the ticket here and confirm whether you would be happy for your password to be changed by the team that carry out the dial tests? Please send us another message on here once you've done this so that we can pick this back up and get this sent on to the relevant team.

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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

Just to confirm that I have responded on the ticket.

 

Jim

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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

Great, I've raised that to our overnight team @JimF.

 

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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

I switched off my router last night as required so that the password could be changed and the tests conducted, but now I have no internet because my (usual) password is no longer valid!  Obviously I am also unable to look at tickets for the same reason. Can someone urgently get back to me one this.

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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

Hi @JimF I’d recommend changing your password using the forgot password tool here https://www.plus.net/forgotpassword/ then updating the broadband password your router uses to connect to the internet at http://192.168.1.254

Happy to update you on the progress of the issue when I’m in the office soon.

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Many thanks Anoush, I am now back online.

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Re: (Interesting) Website timeout problem

Glad to hear that Jim. I believe we've not actually run a dial test yet due to an issue with the dial test computer but we plan to try again tonight. Could you switch your router off again tonight between 11pm and 7am if possible?

Also how's the web browsing going, are you still experiencing connection problems?

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Always nice to hear from you.

Yes, there was an issue last night with the dial test.  I shall switch off my router again late evening tonight.

Browsing is fine since you sorted my account/connection, except when internet goes down!