mouse Posted October 24, 2005 Author Share Posted October 24, 2005 NEW CUSTOMERS: You can order ipStar at 256/128 kbps for 1,500 Baht per month - offer valid until 30 November - 3,000 Baht installation in addition to the first months rate in advance. You will also receive up to 10 hours monthly (FREE) access through landline for people that have the service at home and have a need to connect when away frOm home and while traveling. Normal price is 2,500 Baht Top speeds of up to 1024/512 kbps are available at 8,000 Baht per month No deposit on equipment ... thanks for this nice summary! After checking all info and websites however I'm not seeing expressly stated that this offer is for unlimited access. I see unlimited time mentioned, but not unlimited data traffic. Can you confirm that there is no data traffic limit for this offer? I can download and surf as much as I want, and get pumped through the wires / air / satelite dish ... If yes, and it is really unlimited data at 256/128 kbps for 1500 / month, then which is the best place to order it? Should I try a local dealer, or central loxinfo, or...? Thanks, yuyi ALMOST NOW!! BE PATIENT - MRS. MOUSE IS WORKING ON SETTING THIS UP Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted October 24, 2005 Author Share Posted October 24, 2005 NEW CUSTOMERS: You can order ipStar at 256/128 kbps for 1,500 Baht per month - offer valid until 30 November - 3,000 Baht installation in addition to the first months rate in advance. You will also receive up to 10 hours monthly (FREE) access through landline for people that have the service at home and have a need to connect when away frOm home and while traveling. Normal price is 2,500 Baht Top speeds of up to 1024/512 kbps are available at 8,000 Baht per month No deposit on equipment ... thanks for this nice summary! After checking all info and websites however I'm not seeing expressly stated that this offer is for unlimited access. I see unlimited time mentioned, but not unlimited data traffic. Can you confirm that there is no data traffic limit for this offer? I can download and surf as much as I want, and get pumped through the wires / air / satelite dish ... If yes, and it is really unlimited data at 256/128 kbps for 1500 / month, then which is the best place to order it? Should I try a local dealer, or central loxinfo, or...? Thanks, yuyi ALMOST NOW!! BE PATIENT - MRS. MOUSE IS WORKING ON SETTING THIS UP Then again Mrs. Mouse is not know for her punctuality or her ability to get things done quickly. But then she took her time having our three kids and they all turned out great. Patience would be the word!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
monty Posted October 24, 2005 Share Posted October 24, 2005 Yuyi, For your summerhouse http://www.isatasia.com/service/oneway/skyblast.php And http://www.isatasia.com/service/oneway/skyburst.php As you see, not exactly cheap, but I'd reckon it to be a bit faster since their Hong Kong based internet backbone likely is more reliable then what CAT can give us But, not legally available in Thailand Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rigger Posted October 24, 2005 Share Posted October 24, 2005 Hi does anyone have the e mail address for IPSTAR in Udon our Khon Kean please as I would like them to set up internet sat at home before I return next month Thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted October 25, 2005 Author Share Posted October 25, 2005 Based on the many questions and email on this subject, this is for everyone's information (not intended as an ad for that will come later): Mrs. Mouse is in the final stages of activating a firm that specializes in the solving ipStar problems and also as an agent for ipStar agent specializing in working with farang in Asia. She will respond to Italian, German and English email at her upcoming website. The whole operation should be an operational entity by sometime in November. Her website will be HERE but, I believe that it cannot be totally activated, (however an email links does exist there) until the contract with ipStar is finalized. Once that happens you will see her ads and be able to chat with her on ThaiVisa forum a lot, ready to help you resolve your satellite connection problems, even if you signed up before or with another agent. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
melus Posted October 25, 2005 Share Posted October 25, 2005 Nice! Good luck in finalizing the agreement with ipStar. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nam Kao Posted October 25, 2005 Share Posted October 25, 2005 I still want the "Thai" Price Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
yuyi Posted October 26, 2005 Share Posted October 26, 2005 .. and I still like to understand if it is really unlimited data at 256/128 kbps for 1500 / month (and not just unlimited time ). Otherwise no need to wait for it for me ... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted October 26, 2005 Author Share Posted October 26, 2005 Yuyi and everyone - Everytime you ask a question like that, you make Mrs. Mouse's heart jump a mile. She just called ipStar twice (with two seperate GSM phone) to check and yes it will be unlimited I/O on the 1,500 baht promotional package. You can email her directly at [email protected] to get English/Thai forms or other support. But she will not be an authorized agent for a few more days to come. Also she stated that the promtion that you speak of, will start in November and run until the end of that month. Hope that helps with your question. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jai Dee Posted October 26, 2005 Share Posted October 26, 2005 How long will this promotional package be operational? Will it be just like the TT&T MaxNET offers that had everyone madly signing up for good deals and then pulling the plug on the download times after the promotional period has finished? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted October 26, 2005 Author Share Posted October 26, 2005 How long will this promotional package be operational?Will it be just like the TT&T MaxNET offers that had everyone madly signing up for good deals and then pulling the plug on the download times after the promotional period has finished? Response straight from Mrs. Mouse: Such pessimism! (spelling) You obviously have lived here too long! I recommend a vacation to your home country to see how messed up the rest of the world has become in the last decade. Of course the offer is available as a one year contract initially, at which time there will be renewal at what I am sure will be competitive rates. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jai Dee Posted October 26, 2005 Share Posted October 26, 2005 How long will this promotional package be operational?Will it be just like the TT&T MaxNET offers that had everyone madly signing up for good deals and then pulling the plug on the download times after the promotional period has finished? Response straight from Mrs. Mouse: Such pessimism! (spelling) You obviously have lived here too long! I recommend a vacation to your home country to see how messed up the rest of the world has become in the last decade. Of course the offer is available as a one year contract initially, at which time there will be renewal at what I am sure will be competitive rates. Good answer... maybe she's right Do you know anything about possible new deals from ISP's once they get the new recently launched satellite in position and operational? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted October 26, 2005 Author Share Posted October 26, 2005 (edited) Do you know anything about possible new deals from ISP's once they get the new recently launched satellite in position and operational? me and Mrs. Mouse were speaking to a very realiable source this morning and he indicated that he was under the impression that there was a push to get customers to ASDL or Satellite and that they were wanting to raise package prices to get customers to do that. I cannot of course confirm the story but, it makes sense. Someone has to pay for the Satellite and of course the Research and Developement that went into it. We say many negative things about Thailand but, I must stand up and say they in this department they are leading the pack in Asia. Another cosnideration is the cost of maintaining the dialup system and the associated costs, when ADSL or ipStar practically eliminates that cost. I envision upcoming moves as being: Sending Internet access through the electrical grid of Thailand and also WIMAX being deployed in the next few years throughout the country. The last mile concept will rule and ipStar will become the main supplier in Asia of broadband in one form or another. Remember what I said! Edited October 26, 2005 by mouse Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jai Dee Posted October 26, 2005 Share Posted October 26, 2005 ipStar will become the main supplier in Asia of broadband in one form or another. Remember what I said! Shincorp's "Hub of Broadband" hey? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheeky Farang Posted October 26, 2005 Share Posted October 26, 2005 Ready for that 1,500 Baht Broadband experience but, there are no phone lines where you reside? GPSR doe not seem to cut it? GSM too expensive? Well here is your solution if you take advantage of the offer before 30 November 2005.ipStar at 1,500 baht per month Want to know more than take a look at http://www.quote-host.com/ipstarinfo.html where I have posted the most recent communication with ipStar Sales staff. I get nothing for putitng out the word to everyone, so this is not an ad. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Nothing about unlimited data and costings you mention on their PROMOTION website. http://www.csloxinfo.com/broadband/ipstar4_en.asp#1 Sales Promotion Conditions Promotion 1 : Special Installation fees only 3,000 Baht (from the normal fees of 5,000 Baht) Promotion period from Now, until September 30, 2005 only. This offer applies to some locations and some satellite dish installation sites only. The customer applies for the service and the dealer must submit the application document + payment to the company within this promotion period only. This offer is limited to the customers who require to install satellite system for the usages within Bangkok and its vecinity or in the major city within the province (Ampher Muang) only . In case that the site is outsite the major city (Ampher Muang) the company will collect additional charge as follows. Distance from Ampher Muang Additional Charge 1 1 - 25 KM. 500 Baht 2 26 - 50 KM. 1,000 Baht 3 51 - 75 KM. 1,500 Baht 4 76 KM. and Up 2,000 Baht ***This additional charge do not include 7 % VAT yet *** Dealers must indicate the additional distance in every application form submitted. The company reserves the right to collect additional charges other than the standard installation such as boat trip to the island, the use of RG6 cable exceeding 20 meters, or the modification of satellite dish platform. The promotion rates above is for one year service contract. The customers must use this service for at least one year. If the service is canceled before one year period in any case, the customer must pay for one month of the service that they subscribed. ** This Sales Promotion covers the following services: - Star Express - Star Biz - Star Surf and - Star Link only** IPSTAR Service Plan Individual Service Item Services Name Speed Kbps Monthly Fee /Mount (Bht.) Maximum Data I/O Extra Data I/O per 1 Mb (Bht.) E-mail (100 MB) 1 STAR EXPRESS (SME) STAR EXPRESS – Light 1 (750 Mb) 256/128 3,000 Bht 750 MB 2.50 Bht/Mb 1 Account STAR EXPRESS - Light 2 (1536 Mb) 256/128 4,500 Bht 1,536 MB 2.50 Bht/Mb 1 Account STAR EXPRESS – Light 3 (3072 Mb) 256/128 7,000 Bht 3,072 MB 2.50 Bht/Mb 1 Account STAR EXPRESS – Medium (7168 Mb) 256/128 12,500 Bht 7,168 MB* 2.50 Bht/Mb 10 Account STAR EXPRESS – Heavy ( 15360 Mb) 256/128 22,000 Bht 15,360 MB* 2.50 Bht/Mb 20 Account STAR EXPRESS – Megabit 1 ( 1.5 GB ) 512/128 5,000 Bht 1,536 MB 2.50 Bht/Mb 1 Account STAR EXPRESS – Megabit 2 ( 3.0 GB ) 512/128 8,000 Bht 3,072 MB 2.50 Bht/Mb 1 Account STAR EXPRESS – Megabit 3 ( 6.0 GB ) 512/128 15,000 Bht 6,144 MB 2.50 Bht/Mb 1 Account Corporate Service Item Services Name Speed Kbps Monthly Fee /Mount (Bht.) Maximum Data I/O Extra Data I/O per 1 Mb (Bht.) E-mail (100 MB) 2 STAR Surf - Light 256/64 256/64 9,500 Bht. Unlimited - 1 Account. 3 STAR LINK (Corporate) STAR LINK – 64 K 64/32 20,000 Bht. Unlimited - 1 Account. STAR LINK – 128 K 128/64 35,000 Bht. Unlimited - 1 Account. STAR LINK – 256 K 256/128 60,000 Bht. Unlimited - 1 Account. Remark: Installation Fee is 15,000 Baht ( One - Time Charge ) , Except for the case when travelling by boat for the purpose of installing equipment on an island, the company shall charge an additional installation fee Service Fee for item 1 and 2 are already include for equipment rental fee and 2 RG 6 cable 20 meters long each f or Extra RG 6 cable will be charge 25 Baht per Meter Service Fee is exclude VAT 7 % We reserve the right not to refund installation fee and service charges after installation report is endorsed and you can use the service at all cases. Speed is in the ratio between receiving speed and sending speed . For example "256/128 Kbps." received data at speed 256 Kbps. and send data at speed 128 Kbps. All price is subject to be change without prior notice. * Free Homepage space for Star Express Medium get 10 MB.and Star Express Heavy get 20 MB. Star BiZ No Services Price (Data I/O) No. of Equipment connected during Installation 2 Sets Maximum number of equipment connected as specified Free Homepage Space (Free) E-mail Acc. / 100 Mb. STAR BiZ Speed 512 / 128 Kbps. 1 STAR BiZ 1A (5 GB) 14,000 Bht. 5 GB. 2 Sets 5 Sets Maximum 20 MB. 10 Accounts. 2 STAR BiZ 2A (10 GB) 24,000 Bht. 10 GB. 2 Sets 10 Sets Maximum 30 MB. 20 Accounts. 3 STAR BiZ 3A (20 GB) 43,000 Bht. 20 GB. 2 Sets 20 Sets Maximum 40 MB. 40 Accounts. STAR BiZ Speed 256 / 128 Kbps. 4 STAR BiZ 1B (5 GB) 12,000 Bht. 5 GB. 2 Sets 5 Sets Maximum 20 MB. 10 Accounts. 5 STAR BiZ 2B (10 GB) 21,000 Bht. 10 GB 2 Sets 10 Sets Maximum 30 MB. 20 Accounts. 6 STAR BiZ 3B (20 GB) 38,000 Bht. 20 GB 2 Sets 20 Sets Maximum 40 MB. 40 Accounts. Remark: Entry Fee and Installation Fee is 15,000 Baht ( One - Time Charge ) , Except for the case when travelling by boat for the purpose of installing equipment on an island, the company shall charge an additional installation fee and 2 RG 6 cable 20 meters long each for Extra RG 6 cable will be charge 25 Baht per Meter. Service Fee are already include for equipment rental fee A charge of extra data transferred will be a flat rate as 1 MB per 2.50 Baht. Service Fee is exclude VAT 7 % We reserve the right not to refund installation fee and service charges after installation report is endorsed and you can use the service at all cases. For the first installation should be set up 2 Equipments , and additional site must be charge 2,000 Baht per month per equipment , and will be paid Entry Fee is 15,000 Baht per site per equipment ( One - Time Charge ) Speed is in the ratio between receiving speed and sending speed . For example "256/128 Kbps." received data at speed 256 Kbps. and send data at speed 128 Kbps. ** All price is subject to be change without prior notice. ** . * Free Domain Name Register is WWW.XXXX.COM for the First contract . Contact TEL FAX E-mail Address Sale support 0-2263-8000 Ext.2236 - 2238 and 2242, 2217, 7801 0-2263-8039 [email protected] Customer Services (24 Hour) 0-2263-7171 0-2263-8005 [email protected] Nothing about unlimited data and costings you mention on their PROMOTION website. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted October 27, 2005 Author Share Posted October 27, 2005 Nothing about unlimited data and costings you mention on their PROMOTION website.http://www.csloxinfo.com/broadband/ipstar4_en.asp#1 Take a look at the date on that site. It is seriously outdated. Now look at this flyer from ipStar. Mrs. Mouse has it available in original pdf format and can email it for anyone that request it along with a dual language application. SEE THE FLYER! This information is the most current available. Soon you will have the updated information on Mrs. Mouse's website which will be located HERE Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
yuyi Posted October 28, 2005 Share Posted October 28, 2005 Nothing about unlimited data and costings you mention on their PROMOTION website.http://www.csloxinfo.com/broadband/ipstar4_en.asp#1 Take a look at the date on that site. It is seriously outdated. Now look at this flyer from ipStar. Mrs. Mouse has it available in original pdf format and can email it for anyone that request it along with a dual language application. SEE THE FLYER! This information is the most current available. Soon you will have the updated information on Mrs. Mouse's website which will be located HERE <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I can confirm that. Loxinfo has in their agencies a new flyer, which has about the same content and structure as the flyer above, but it says clearly "Unlimited data" on top of it, thus it is for all offers. Plus it mentions the 1500 (instead of 2500) baht promotion for November. Yes, unlimited data, and yes 1500 baht / month They can accept orders, but need about one month for delivery. It is not clear though if it is a Thai month (which is often used in situations where Farangs tend to use "year") or a Western month. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
george Posted October 29, 2005 Share Posted October 29, 2005 IPStar Thailand gateway opens New Zealand coming soon Shin Satellite's new, high-powered broadband communications satellite project, IPStar, has opened the first of 14 planned international gateways. According to Shin chairman, Dr Dumrong Kasemset, the opening signals the readiness of the company to commence transferring bandwidth capacity to its National Service Operator in Thailand, TOT Plc, which will sell the bandwidth on to other service providers around the country and for its own use in network expansion. IPStar has three retailers lined up in New Zealand -- rural services oriented BayCity, business solutions oriented Iconz and innovative implementation specialist Natcom. “This is a day that we have been looking forward to after many years of hard work,” said Dr Kasemset. “With the official gateway opening, we are in business and expect to be providing service in Thailand wherever the customers are. “The IPSTAR system will serve up to 300,000 subscribers in Thailand, especially in areas outside of the reach of conventional networks. "For the first time, they will be able to enjoy a variety of broadband and other internet protocol based applications, such as Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Satellite News Gathering (SNG), video-conferencing and rural telephone services. This is the first of many gateways we plan to open around the Asia Pacific Region.” The Thailand gateway is based at Shin Satellite’s teleport at Lad Lum Kaew, in Pathum Thani, a province just outside Bangkok. Scheduled for opening in mid-November, the New Zealand gateway is located in Albany. --Agencies 2005-10-29 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dutch Posted October 31, 2005 Share Posted October 31, 2005 (edited) Yesterday signed contract with IPstar (Taifah in Korat) Wireless Access Point = 3800 LAN Adapter = 1900 Installation = 3000 Equipment Deposit = 3000 1 month Fee = 1500 Others = 500 Plus 7%= Total 14260 baht Monthly fee is 1500 during the first year (special action) and will be 2500 for the following years ( or what ever price is valid at that time) Installation on 28 November next Others is transportation, as I live about 20 km's outside Korat. Except for their English( ) it looks a professional set up Edited October 31, 2005 by dutch Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chuchok Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 IPStar Thailand gateway opens New Zealand coming soon Shin Satellite's new, high-powered broadband communications satellite project, IPStar, has opened the first of 14 planned international gateways. According to Shin chairman, Dr Dumrong Kasemset, the opening signals the readiness of the company to commence transferring bandwidth capacity to its National Service Operator in Thailand, TOT Plc, which will sell the bandwidth on to other service providers around the country and for its own use in network expansion. IPStar has three retailers lined up in New Zealand -- rural services oriented BayCity, business solutions oriented Iconz and innovative implementation specialist Natcom. “This is a day that we have been looking forward to after many years of hard work,” said Dr Kasemset. “With the official gateway opening, we are in business and expect to be providing service in Thailand wherever the customers are. “The IPSTAR system will serve up to 300,000 subscribers in Thailand, especially in areas outside of the reach of conventional networks. "For the first time, they will be able to enjoy a variety of broadband and other internet protocol based applications, such as Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Satellite News Gathering (SNG), video-conferencing and rural telephone services. This is the first of many gateways we plan to open around the Asia Pacific Region.” The Thailand gateway is based at Shin Satellite’s teleport at Lad Lum Kaew, in Pathum Thani, a province just outside Bangkok. Scheduled for opening in mid-November, the New Zealand gateway is located in Albany. --Agencies 2005-10-29 <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Why do you think that the FTA went through without a hitch? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bkk_mike Posted November 3, 2005 Share Posted November 3, 2005 BkkMike,Unfortunately, it would be completely illegal in Thailand. The Thai government will not allow any form of internet access bypassing the Communications Authority of Thailand, and hence their blocking system of unwanted sites. Simple for them to do, they just refuse to certify the transceiver needed to communicate with the satellite. Anybody caught importing an uncertified transceiver of any kind, and gets caught at customs, will face havy fines, confiscation of equipment and possible refusal of entry into Thailand. Anybody trying to smuggle anything into Thailand resembling a transmitter is rather daft! Why can't we simply subscribe to any of the other satellite internet services with a footprint over Thailand??? Speeds of up to 1mbps are available at this moment... TIT <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Don't think you're right on that one, as foreign reporters are already using Inmarsat satellite phones (with data capability - although only 144Kbps) in Thailand. How do you think CNN and the BBC did their Tsunami coverage from reporters in Phuket last year... One of Inmarsat's earth stations is located in Bangkok as well, so it's fairly obvious their existing services are legal here. Finally - we're talking about a portable receiver, the size of a laptop computer. Do you really think they're going to stop, for instance, wealthy tourists taking in equipment to use while on holiday to talk to the office. i.e. I know an MD of a US bank who comes to Thailand on holiday every 2-3 years. One time (a few years ago) he couldn't get the office VPN working through the phone numbers the VPN software had in it's Thailand section, so he simply dialled internationally to his home country (on a hotel phone line. - i.e. Cost isn't a big issue). If Inmarsat really do release portable satellite broadband access - I can see the big banks actually having them in stock for the use of travelling executives. If nothing else, they can set it up and check it's working before they go... And if Thailand won't let the equipment in, they'll go to the Maldives, or Tahiti, or the Seychelles, or... (there are quite a few MDs - MD does NOT mean CEO - it did mean you could choose to fly Concorde on business, and can still choose to travel first class rather than business class. It's not in the realm of private jets, but it still means you make quite a lot of money.) I do agree you probably won't be able to buy them in Thailand, and you may require an address/credit card in a country like the US/EU for billing. But I still think you'll end up seeing them in use here... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted November 6, 2005 Author Share Posted November 6, 2005 www.ipstar.michelonia.com After weeks of consideration, asking for many advertising estimates and much discussion with ipStar, Mrs. Mouse and myself have come to the conclusion that it is not in our financial interest to open a company in Thailand or to act as an agent for ipStar. Since we already designed the website, we have deceided to continue assisisting members of this forum, that wish to sign up for the services, by offering totally free assistance, again for the members of this forum and this forum only. At the website, located HERE you will be able to download forms, find out additional application requirements, learn where to send the completed forms and learn the contact information of the right person at ipStar. Also on the site you can make contact with us and we will give free advise as to how to obtain the service. We believe that by being totally free, only dealing with our friends, that are members of this forum, we remain within the letter of the law. We hope that this free method allows us to gracefully bow out of our offer to start such a bussiness, but, continue to help out the forum members. Even if we had a onehundred and fifty customers a year, we would not yet break even in such a venture! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted November 6, 2005 Author Share Posted November 6, 2005 We are getting email and are responding to all of it as quickly as we can, but, some of you are not giving me your contact information when you send an email. I need your email and/or phone number to be able to repond to you. Greg Anderson - Pattaya - please send contact information Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted November 8, 2005 Author Share Posted November 8, 2005 Another update - Seems that the 1,500 baht plan will only be extended for the first 200 customers only. Hmmm! Not the original word but, then I do not own or run the company. All changes have been refelected in their partially updated website at http://www.csloxinfo.com/broadband/ipstar4_en.asp#1 Their offerd hosting and other services seem a little......... well the word expensive tends to certainly come to mind. If looking for better priced hosting, domain name services and numerous email accounts contact me. I know of some fantastic deals from numeorus agencies. I had to contact one of the Managers at CSLOXINFO about another matter and confirmed that the traffic for all plans is still unlimited. I have this in writing!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted November 17, 2005 Author Share Posted November 17, 2005 OK! caught up. If you have question, need help or want advise, just email us at [email protected] Glad to help. One way of helping the many that have helped us in over 7 years of being here! Kind of like the movie --- Pass it on! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted November 21, 2005 Author Share Posted November 21, 2005 Those of you experiencing problems with their ipStar connection!!!! If you are using Firefox make sure that you do not use ADBLOCK. I re-created the problems that some users were experincing (30 seconds on then off) and only after turning off ADBLOCK did I get my sysyem back to normal. I am pretty sure that is the culprit. I will let them know that their extension is what is causing a problem for some of us. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
george Posted November 21, 2005 Share Posted November 21, 2005 IPstar problems for two days now... Initializing Terminal Initialization complete Searching for network. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Lost Network Synchronization. Logging off. Releasing IP address Searching for network. Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Authorized. Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Authorized. Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Authorized. Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Authorized. Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Lost Network Synchronization. Logging off. Releasing IP address Searching for network. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Authorized. Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Lost Network Synchronization. Logging off. Releasing IP address Searching for network. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Searching for network. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed. Waiting before retry... Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed. Waiting before retry... Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed. Waiting before retry...Login failed -- retrying Login failed. Waiting before retry... Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed. Waiting before retry... Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed. Waiting before retry... Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed. Waiting before retry... Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed. Waiting before retry... Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Login failed. Waiting before retry... Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Login failed -- retrying Login failed -- retrying Authorized. Retrieving network configuration. Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message System message retrieved. Sending login message Authorized. Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Retrieving network configuration. Login succeeded. Logging off. Releasing IP address Waiting for link to settle. Network found. Retrieving system configuration message Missed system message, retrying... System message retrieved. Sending login message Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted November 21, 2005 Author Share Posted November 21, 2005 Back to normal as of noon today. When I talked to the helpdesk I told them to stop repairing what is not broken. Seems that the night and weekend shifts get bored and try to tweak the system and it takes the day shift to come in and run a restore or the system by install the backup. OR SO IT SEEMS! if it ain't broke do not fix it! what is worse is that at least 10% of the customers rebuild their systems thinking it is them and create more errors on top of the errors courtesy of ipStar! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mouse Posted November 30, 2005 Author Share Posted November 30, 2005 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE Seems that ipStar is falling behind in installing the many customer recently aquired due to a lack of all required hardware being readily available. Guess they were not ready for a large influx of new clients. Things will level out within two weeks by which time they hope to have caught up on work orders. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
astral Posted November 30, 2005 Share Posted November 30, 2005 Note there are several conditions attached to this offer:- offer valid until 1 November - must sign up for min. 12 months or face cancellation fee of 3,000 baht - installation charge min. 3,000 baht - probably equipment charge/deposit - probably restrictions on bandwidth, something like 750 mb/m seems likely <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I agree. Not as good as it sounded at first, but may be worth while if you are out of range of any other ADSL service. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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