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25 new of 293 responses total.
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gone and been replaced by 'yo's on minimum wage who haven't a clue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.
gull
response 137 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 18:04 UTC 2002

See #20 in the System Announcements item (#3).  Grex is being hit with a
DDoS attack.  The webserver has been taken down to reduce the impact.

keesan
response 138 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 19:36 UTC 2002

Cannot send out mail - is that related to the webserver?
dpc
response 139 of 293: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 19:46 UTC 2002

A couple of hours ago e-mail to me from her work at cornerhealth.org
was bounced, saying Grex was not accepting e-mail from that address.
Any ideas why?
russ
response 140 of 293: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 00:23 UTC 2002

I got an odd message after trying to send some mail, something about
"grex.cyberspace.org does not seem to exist", or words to that effect
(they scrolled off because of the Agora login message).
dpc
response 141 of 293: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 13:13 UTC 2002

My wife tried (again) to send mail to me from cornerhealth.org.
Here are the basics of the bounce message she got:

The following addresses had permanent fatal errors -
dpc@cyberspace.org
Reason:   553 I can't accept mail from XXX@cornerhealth.org
via w162.z208177186.det-mi.dsl.cnc.net.

What, if anything, is Grex trying to say here?
carson
response 142 of 293: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 15:03 UTC 2002

(that it's overloaded with connection attempts from other places?
possibly?  just maybe?)
jep
response 143 of 293: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 16:16 UTC 2002

Backtalk is back.  The system is a bit quicker this afternoon, too.

Many thanks to the hero(es) who have been dealing with this mess.  If 
you folks aren't the best, then you're definitely up and coming 
contenders.
mdw
response 144 of 293: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 05:08 UTC 2002

A transformer supplying the building grex is in, and the whole block,
apparently blew up.  Grex was down until we were pretty sure power was
back (ie, when I stopped by to see if the power was on a few minutes
ago).  The power does work now.  The DSL router is deader than a door
nail now though -- I guess it didn't survive whatever the transformer
did.
dpc
response 145 of 293: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 13:43 UTC 2002

Since the DSL router has departed this life, does its demise
mean that (1) all off-site incoming e-mail is being bounced,
and/or (2) that all outgoing e-mail is being blocked?
FWIW, the last off-site e-mail I received came in at 12:51 p.m.
August 1.
carson
response 146 of 293: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 13:52 UTC 2002

(outgoing mail wouldn't necessarily be blocked, but it's not going
anywhere until a DSL router is put in place.  incoming would be
another matter; I know that [either] we [or another system] have
had mail queued for delivery at an alternate location in the past.
dunno what's being done in this instance.)

(glad to hear Grex itself is OK.  what's the prognosis for getting
another router?  do we need a bake sale?)
rcurl
response 147 of 293: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 16:08 UTC 2002

/a/r/c/rcurl who
raheim   ttypf    Aug  2 11:56 (216.93.104.37)
rcurl    ttytb    Aug  2 11:57 (216.93.104.37)

All alone, by the telephone....
Tra la trala....
gull
response 148 of 293: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 17:13 UTC 2002

Generally mail that can't be delivered due to network problems is held at
the system trying to send it.  Usually error messages are sent back to the
sender periodically until the message is about 4 days old, and then it's
bounced.  So if Grex can get a new router within the next three days, you
probably won't lose any mail.  Mailing lists may kick you off, though,
depending on how the software is configured.
jp2
response 149 of 293: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 19:33 UTC 2002

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