The latest topic activity on ADSL Helper - http://forum.adslhelper.co.uk http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:03:37 +0000 30 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/818-new-forum/
So we have built a forum specifically for JDast (& any other software i might release). I shall be keeping a close eye out for spammers both using anti spam/bot measures and personally, we shall see how we go.

New forum :-
http://www.gmwsoftware.co.uk/phpBB3/index.php]]> Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:03:37 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/818-new-forum/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/817-3-feature-requests/
I just found this software today and it is almost exactly what I have been searching for. Thank you very much for app. I wanted to see how hard it would be or if its not already possible to do any of these.

1. Automatically export results on a specfic time basis, like once a day to a csv file.
2. If possible be able to send this csv file via an email.
3. This one I will explain the need in a second. Be able to set a threshold at a particular level.


Here is what I am trying to setup. I work at an ISP and have particular sites that I have a need to make sure my bandwidth is not dipping during peek time. So I want to setup a computer that runs your software to do a speed test every 10-30 mins. If the speedtest results fall below say 4MB an email would be dispatched to me letting me know the result.

I would also like to have this so that once a day or week even if the speedtest results are running good, to have the CSV files exported and sent via email for review. I plan on setting this up at several remote un-manned sites.

Thanks for your consideration.

Derek]]> Tue, 17 Jan 2012 21:46:36 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/817-3-feature-requests/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/804-new-jdast-web-site/ http://www.gmwsoftware.co.uk/

I must say thx to Rob for his help with the construction of the new site.]]> Mon, 12 Dec 2011 11:27:52 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/804-new-jdast-web-site/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/800-us-default-upload-server/
Please PM me for the Upload server details.

PS, I will publicly post them soon.

Jimmy]]> Wed, 23 Nov 2011 23:32:22 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/800-us-default-upload-server/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/798-order-tracking-keeps-requesting-mac-code/
After the order was accepted on Monday (and receiving my MAC Code from O2), the Order Tracking in My Sky started asking me for my MAC Code, popped it in and hit submit and was presented with a "Thank You, Your MAC Code has been successfully validated. Please check back in around 24 hours to check the progress of your Broadband order".

So I checked again Tuesday, and was prompted to enter my MAC Code again. So I popped it in again and received the same Successful message I received on Monday.

Checked again on the Wednesday to find it once again requesting a MAC Code, so I just left it lol. After seeing today that it was still asking for a code I've decided to call Sky.

Now hopefully this is of use to some of the other new customers experiencing a similar problem.

The explanation provided to me is that because I've placed a landline order in at the same time as the broadband one, their system's have started throwing a wobbler. It seems that because my landline migration is in progress with an activation date of 7th September, my Broadband order is unable to progress because I have to wait for the landline to migrate over before the MAC code will be accepted.

So I've been told to try my MAC Code again after my landline activation date, and then my Broadband order *should* progress and complete soon after.

To me this makes sense (to be honest the nice lady did a better job of explaining it than I have here) however I'm sure someone will come around and say this is complete and utter crap and not to believe a word of it. So until then I'm believing it!]]> Thu, 25 Aug 2011 17:03:56 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/798-order-tracking-keeps-requesting-mac-code/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/797-farewell-o2/
Tomorrow morning I shall be requesting my Mac code to provide to Sky to get the migration completed asap.

I could say it's been a pleasure O2, but with the way you've been treating customers lately I'll hold that back!

Maybe when you become a bit more reasonable I'll consider coming back, but to be honest there's probably more chance of flying pigs or hell freezing over!]]> Mon, 22 Aug 2011 21:11:34 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/797-farewell-o2/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/796-wheres-wall-e-and-identify-the-robot/


And if as a side-line sort of thing, let's see if we can try and name all the robots in the picture!]]> Sat, 20 Aug 2011 13:42:21 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/796-wheres-wall-e-and-identify-the-robot/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/794-exchange-rollout-schedule/
I can seem to find news articles about this supposed list, but no actual schedule!]]> Fri, 19 Aug 2011 22:24:33 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/794-exchange-rollout-schedule/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/793-mac-version/
You could also stick it in the Mac App Store for a bit of exposure, and may be able to make a bit of money off it if you charge for it (only a small amount though, say 59p - £1.19)?

Just a thought!]]> Thu, 18 Aug 2011 17:04:24 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/793-mac-version/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/792-introducing-our-new-software-section/
Hopefully over time we will get to expand our Software Downloads section to cover a wide variety of software relevant to troubleshooting your broadband connection, or other useful apps!

You can check it out now by clicking Software in the main menu!]]> Wed, 17 Aug 2011 21:29:55 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/792-introducing-our-new-software-section/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/791-welcome-to-a-new-look-broadband-helper/
The new look is a lot sleeker and hopefully makes the site feel more modern and easy to use. As usual, comments and feedback are welcome in the relevant section of the forums.

As always, sections of the site will still look a little bit odd (the articles is an example), i'm still working on that so expect to see some oddities around the site, I'll update here once I've fully completed rolling out the new look.

Enjoy!]]> Tue, 16 Aug 2011 17:06:59 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/791-welcome-to-a-new-look-broadband-helper/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/790-re-latest-update/ RE: Latest Update V. 15.9

Firstly: A BIG THANKYOU, the first time it has loaded full screen at startup. I have not needed to resize it to how I like it.

Unfortunately there is a little gripe, which can probably be fixed easily. The AV Graph popup window does not display the same axis spacing as the main graph.
My Main windows auto sizes to Max 34,000 kbits where the popup sizes to the maximum reading of 32,924 kbits which means the data boxes at the top are rammed against the top line & become eligible.

So if it is possible to get the popup to mimick the main window axis that would make a brilliant program even better.

]]> Tue, 16 Aug 2011 11:33:24 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/790-re-latest-update/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/789-sky-broadband-home-business/ Broadband

Let me know as soon as possible.
Cheers]]> Mon, 08 Aug 2011 08:40:13 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/789-sky-broadband-home-business/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/787-completed-notification-of-site-downtime/
We anticipate the the downtime will last around 3 to 4 hours, however this may take longer to due DNS propagation around the internet as we'll have to change our site's IP Addresses.

We apologise in advance for any inconvenience this may cause to our users.

UPDATE: We're pleased to announce that the migration has been completed and IP/DNS changes seems to have propagated.]]> Thu, 30 Jun 2011 10:35:05 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/787-completed-notification-of-site-downtime/ http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/783-interleaving-example/
Just though I would share my findings of what even the lowest level of interleaving can have on latency's



NO prizes for guessing when it was turned back off.]]> Tue, 26 Apr 2011 12:01:56 +0000 http://www.broadbandhelper.co.uk/forums/topic/783-interleaving-example/