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If you can get BT, you should be able to get AAISP. They are reasonably expensive though! (you do get what you pay for).

You can't really do bonding unless it's supported by the upstream provider or you use a 3rd party provider (or VPS) to provide that service for you. AAISP support bonding connections but since you've already ordered the line you're probably tied into a contract now. You can, however, do load...

I picked one of these up and connected it to my boiler which has never had a thermostat connected before. Works a charm. I was wondering how others are using the auto away / auto learning features of the thermostat. I'm just wondering if I'm using it wrong. Presumably because the thermostat...

The r210 is only half depth, but still you are right, it might be easier to just get a vertical wall bracket and hang it :cool:

It's more common than you think, usually caused by bad drivers. This website has a tool that can help you investigate the problem, but considering it happens when you start downloads, you've already identified a problem area to look at anyway...

It'll be low throughput.

Or just getting a new router? The ones supplied by the ISP are usually quite bad.

I'm guessing the router is on 10.100.120.1/24

I think the PoE injectors come with them, so you should be good to go. The key drawback for me is that they are 2.4Ghz only, but the price is fantastic for the kit.

I think the Draytek is doing the right thing. If you are downloading a large file or going through a speedtest site, you'll find it'll likely only use one line. It's just not possible for it to use both for the same TCP connection (it might even be smarter and assume that it should stick the...

Ubiquiti UniFi 3-pack seems like it's exactly what you need and on budget. Downsides are that they are only 2.4Ghz and not ac spec. They have excellent reviews however.

Try localhost ? Assuming the BF4 server and MySQL server are installed on the same system.

Ok, that's not quite the same. I'm really after what to check when viewing a house - not what I can or can't afford per month.

Whoops, sorry. I searched GD and didn't realise this section. I'll check through that other thread - cheers!

I'm in the market of buying a house, so currently going through viewing a couple of properties. Since a lot of people here have bought houses, what are things to look out for/check? Has anyone make up a checklist of things to look at or ask? Any insight from plumbers/electricians etc would...

I find that fabric mats also give a lot less wear to the feet on mice. One of the reasons they are my preference over the hard mats.

I really would like to try this FLO headset

You could try zen for fibre. They are very good and you can call them up, explain that you don't want to use the phone line at all and they will usually discount the line rental by a huge amount. I'm surprised about your fibre connection speed actually. If you got a similar speed on your ADSL...

You can do bonding with AAISP. They are a little pricey though but extremely good.

It's one of the first shopping results on google if you search microserver :P