10-07-2007, 12:39 AM
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Yes... and this is probably true for most people with Sprint. However, I drive semi truck over a good portion of the US. So I run through areas with DNS issues ALL THE TIME. It happens in blocks around the country it seems... I imagine that they can probably use one DNS server address to service a large area of the US.. but just because things are peachy on the west coast it doesnt mean that the east coast is feeling the same way.
As far as Comcast goes... well.. the part of the country I am in bitches about their DNS problems all the time. Take a gander at broadbandreports.com and their forums. They have a forum just for Comcast (and other providers). When problems arise, that site lights up like a Christmas tree with activity... so its easy to diagnose problem areas by seeing where everybody is posting from. 
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10-07-2007, 12:48 AM
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Trust me, I know all about bbr/dslr... I used to read stuff on there all the time... Mostly for my drool fests over FIOS and knowing that we'll never see it here in Denver unless Verizon buys Qwest.
I dunno... around here, we really don't have too many problems with Comcast compared with the rest of the country... probably because we were an AT&T broadband area that Comcast bought and so our rebuild is much younger than most of the rest of our markets around the country (the only exception I can think of right off hand is Adelphia... those poor customers hadn't even BEGUN to see a rebuild). I get your point on Sprint though. I don't really venture much out of Denver. No need to. Everything I need is right here. I guess the situation would be totally different if I travelled, in which case I'd use OpenDNS when I had problems.
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10-08-2007, 03:48 AM
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NO.........
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10-08-2007, 05:09 PM
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might be a network issue, don't quote me on it, but i recently swapped esns from my wx to a mogul and the iota kept failing for about a day and a half (yeah it was a nightmare, lol, not having data on your device and resorting to using a crackberry) i had an eticket with advanced network services or whatever they like to call themselves, and they said the problem was something on their end with a server, not sure if this problem is still lingering maybe, but my speed seems kinda slow, i'm in nyc...
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10-09-2007, 12:59 AM
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Figures that the day after I praise them, I have DNS issues. I'm using OpenDNS right now because I'm so pissed off. Changed it on my phone too. Might as well use it lol
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10-10-2007, 02:14 PM
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This was a known issue among the windows os for ppc. They are looking into it now. I was experiencing the same issue. But today it seems to be fine. I live in Detroit, mi btw.
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