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keesan
response 112 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 26 21:26 UTC 2002

Dialing in to 3000 or 5041 gives me a blank screen.  I repeated this several
times just now.  It worked earlier today.  I can telnet.
tpryan
response 113 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 27 00:21 UTC 2002

        Ditto at this time.
davel
response 114 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 27 01:01 UTC 2002

We had that problem earlier, too.  Couldn't get on without dialing in, so
couldn't post to say so.  Tried repeatedly with no success.  Waited maybe 15
minutes, tried again, got on.  We were dialing 5041, but I suspect that it
was in use & we got something else.
keesan
response 115 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 27 01:05 UTC 2002

It works now.  5041.  Scott said something about replacing the hub again.
tpryan
response 116 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 27 17:58 UTC 2002

        Why is Grex chasing away those that dial into the advertised
number of 761-3000.  I dial, and no answer.  5041 worked.
                  ?
keesan
response 117 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 28 12:19 UTC 2002

Scott explained that there are actually two sets of modems in use at grex and
they are not all interchangeable but he will try his best to fix things.  The
28.8 modems came without instructions so are not yet installed.  Perhaps some
other grexer with infinite experience can get them working.  Perhaps grex
could start telling people to dial 761-5041 instead, as this does not crash
downloads with zmodem or kermit the was 3000 does, if it is not possible to
simply switch the modems on these two lines.
keesan
response 118 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 28 21:25 UTC 2002

Grex (pine) is taking forever to send email and I cannot get out of the wait
(I don't know if waiting would help) even with Ctl-C, I have to hang up. 
Tried this twice.  Things worked earlier today.
carson
response 119 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 04:09 UTC 2002

(assorted weirdness going on.  system's going slow, there was a
spike in the load, and, as of right now, attempts to telnet in are
closed upon login.)
richard
response 120 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 04:43 UTC 2002

did grex get mail-bombed by some evil slimeball tonight>?
carson
response 121 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 05:09 UTC 2002

(valerie reports that Grex is closed to telnet connections while the
mail spool catches up.  no bomb, just a minor op error.)
tpryan
response 122 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 14:03 UTC 2002

        Advertised number of 761-3000 is still sending people away.
scott
response 123 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 14:19 UTC 2002

Hmm.  I'd changed that modem because of the complaints about flow control.
Tim, do you get connected when you dial 761-5041?  There are two different
types of modems in the pool, and I have to be careful that fixing one person's
annoyance doesn't cause complete failure for somebody else.
keesan
response 124 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 00:42 UTC 2002

Scot, thanks for trying so hard.  You can't win (;
keesan
response 125 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 14:17 UTC 2002

I would be willing to do some online research to try to find either the
instructions for the modems that dang got, or another set of used modems that
come with the manual, if someone will tell me what to search for.  My ISP says
they have Portmaster with 48 modems and they think that is the minimum number,
but I ran across a 1996 reference to a PM3 with 20 modem possibility that was
being used with 7 modems.  The ISP started wtih 56K modems so has no old ones
lying around unused.
tpryan
response 126 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 22:29 UTC 2002

        When I dial 761-5041 I get connected.  When I dial 761-3000 I 
get ignored.
rcurl
response 127 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 00:14 UTC 2002

Isn't 761300 a 2400 baud modem? Or has it been upgraded?
i
response 128 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 00:56 UTC 2002

761-3000 works fine for me...but i have to wait a few rings for it to
answer.
davel
response 129 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 01:44 UTC 2002

That may mean that the modem on that line has now been turned off, so that
it eventually hunts to another line, or something like that.
pvn
response 130 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 09:14 UTC 2002

Not likely.  Dunno how grex is provisioned from the CO but the only 
time a number dialed will hunt a trunk is before the first ring.
Thus this is more likely a DTR-not on the RI.  Its been thankfully
a number of months since so I forget but the last time I delt with
such an issue it was the modem cable and not the modem itself.
Also one should consider the bigger picture, just because yesterday
one number on an hunt trunk rolled over to the next is no reason
to assume the same is today or that it will in the future.
Most of the folk that know how a POTS should work are long since
gone and been replaced by 'yo's on minimum wage who haven't a clue
unless the hi-tech laptop tells them.  Welcome to the world of
'deregulation'....(you pay more now for less).
jep
response 131 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 12:10 UTC 2002

Backtalk is down.
gull
response 132 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 14:16 UTC 2002

Grex's net connection seems really sluggish today, but maybe it's just my
path.
mynxcat
response 133 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 14:58 UTC 2002

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randyc
response 134 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 16:42 UTC 2002

Same here. 
remmers
response 135 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 16:56 UTC 2002

Slowness is gone and the web server is back.  Apparently there were
vandal problems.  From the motd:

  Grex's web server is temporarily down, and Grex is very slow due to
  vandals requesting the same web page over and over again.  -vm

jep
response 136 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 17:19 UTC 2002

Backtalk is still down.
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