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  • 15-11-2001 8:36pm
    #1
    The_Bullman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,997 ✭✭✭


    I am accessing the internet in work on an isdn connection which is connected to the server in the uk(it is an english company). i access the internet a lot and it dials england to establish a direct conection, i think, is there any way to connect to a server in ireland, as this would speed up my connection a little bit and maybe take the firewall off my connection. the company is small in ireland and there is only two computers connected with no server in dublin. any help??


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  • #2
    Samson
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    IS your PC directly connected to the ISDN box on the wall ?

    If you are on a Windows machine you could set up a new "dial up networking" account using the ocean, eircom etc. numbers.

    As far as Email is concerned, all you need is the POP mail server address to use outlook etc.


  • #3
    Snowbat
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,065 ✭✭✭Snowbat


    I assume you want to connect to an ISP in Ireland?

    http://iiu.taint.org/details/freeisps.html
    Oceanfree supports 128k ISDN with STAC compression (sub-free, local call rates)

    UTV Internet supports 128k ISDN (sub-free, local call rates)

    I seem to recall Buy&sell.net supports ISDN too (sub-free, local call rates):
    http://www.buyandsell.net/isp/


    Eircom, Indigo, and others offer subscription accounts with ISDN access, although these let you use cheaper 1891 access numbers.


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