motoyen

T tried entering the same numbers but still get the Port Closed message. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

I'm using Mac 10.6.2 with a torrent app called Transmission. I'm trying to download a torrent file that has over 3000+ seeders right now and I'm getting speeds of barely above 10k/sec. I got an error message from the app saying it can't connect to my incoming data port which will result in a slower download.

So my question is how do I open my port? I logged into my G-Mesh modem and saw this but I can't figure out what to enter here.

Is anyone interested in forming a Japanese study group? I plan on moving to Japan next year and would like to start learning the language. If anyone is interested in doing a Japanese/English language exchange please contact me.

日本語と英語の、語学交換を募集 私はカナダ人の旅行記事ライターで、日本語を学びたいと考えています。

もしも、英語を練習したい方で、私の日本語の勉強を、手伝ってくださる方がいらしたら、メールを送って下さい。

Thanks for all your help, that got it working.

Ok I'm getting a little confused on the terminology here. This is what I have. I plug the phone line into the wall and the blue ethernet cable from this device into my Mac. Do I still need to switch to bridge mode?

I was just at the Ducati factory last month and I asked about Rossi and they told me that the rumour was that he was asking for north of 20 million Euro and basically the entire race team set up for him. That's just the talk on the factory floor so take it for what it's worth.

Any idea on why it works on the tech guys PC and not on my Mac? Under Advanced Setup if I click on the WAN link and then the edit button I see these areas that show the bridging options. Are these set right?

Thanks for your help trogers. When I log into the modem I can't find the setting for bridge mode. The modem I have is the G Mesh GM-301 so it's a single port wired modem. These are the menu options when I log in:

Device Info

Summary

WAN

Statistics

Route

ARP

DHCP

Advanced Setup

WAN

LAN

NAT

Security

Quality of Service

Routing

DNS

DSL

Certificate

Diagnostics

Management

I tried that and this is what it says but it also stops at 1 hop.

Traceroute has started…

traceroute to 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1), 64 hops max, 52 byte packets

1 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1) 1.669 ms 1.312 ms 1.310 ms

After signing up with TOT a week ago and not being able to get online they finally sent out a technician today. After a couple of hours of him going back and forth with the head office he was able to get his PC online. However when I tried to get my MacBook Pro online I couldn't. The only way I could was to manually enter the DNS info that I got from logging into the router. Setting my network preferences to use DHCP the DNS it pulls up is 192.168.1.1 which is the generic one for the modem. Any idea on why it's not connecting with the automatic dns settings?

Can you do it under System Preferences --> Language & Text --> Languages --> Edit List. I think they have an option for Thai.

I asked if they could send a technician out but they said they couldn't, something about the building being too new?? I used to live near Saphan Kwai and when ever I had a problem I would call the technician directly. Giving him a few hundred baht always solved my problem faster than dealing with the company office. Im living in the @City building and I read on another forum other tenants are having problems with tot as well.

I called True and they said they can't set me up in my location. So I went to the TOT office in Carfour and set up an account. I've got everything plugged in but I'm not getting an IP address from TOT. I called the 1100 number and they said to call the office in Bang Na which I did but no where there speaks English.

According to the guy I spoke to originally at TOT everything should be working, at least on their end they say everything is fine but I still can't connect. I can log into the modem and run the diagnostic and it is showing that it is connecting to the isp but I'm not getting an IP address. Any suggestions on how I can solve this?

i called true today and couldn't understand exactly what was said but do i need a tot phone line before i set up an account with true?

I can't read Thai but is the only major difference between these two packages that one includes a wireless router? Also for regular web browsing and email which speed would be adequate? http://www.trueonline.com/th/package.aspx

Sorry it's near On Nut. It's on sukhumvit 101/1

I'm moving into my new apartment tomorrow and was told I could call either True or TOT to set up my internet. I don't download huge files so I don't need a super fast connection but I would like a reliable connection. Any suggestions on which isp offers the best access?

Yeah I forgot about that stupid rule.

I'm in BKK on Nov 2. I will call you about your apartments when I arrive.

I am a semi-retired Canadian travel writer who will be arriving in Bangkok in November and will be staying for 1 year. I am looking for a quite, clean, modern, safe, studio or 1br apartment close to a BTS station. I don't have to be right on Sukhumvit but I don't want to be way out in On Nut either. In the past I've stayed in a modern Lumpini building near Ari Station and enjoy that very much. The flat must be furnished, have air conditioning and high speed internet access and a kitchen.

website?

Thanks aeon I'll take a look.

I'm thinking about buying a Manfrotto Modosteady 585 anyone know where I can get one? I'll also be traveling to Japan in a few months, any thoughts on if it would be cheaper in Japan? Canon being a Japanese company and all.

Thanks tpthai2 I'll go check it out.

Like the subject says, I'm looking for a wireless lavalier system. Any suggestions on where I can purchase one?

Is there a flotation tank in BKK? In Europe they are usually found in Spas. I found one in Phuket but so far my searches for one in BKK comes up nada.