Is it even possible to get a telephone box in this country? We've moved in a brand new building in 2014 and have applied for a phone box since then. We have been using our neighbor's phone box exceptionally for these years. The thing is that box is extremely old and in bad shape and have been getting extreme interference especially during the night even though we used an SFTP CAT6-e to help as much as possible, where the stats can drop from >8 mbps max rate when no interference is present to desyncing every few minutes rendering it unusable. We've been talking to ogero for years and every time the say that there are no boxes available. What's your experience with such an issue and what can be done to alleviate it.
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Nothing can be done. I have friends that applied years ago and always the same answer: "No capacity at the centrals".Super Official wroteIs it even possible to get a telephone box in this country? We've moved in a brand new building in 2014 and have applied for a phone box since then. We have been using our neighbor's phone box exceptionally for these years. The thing is that box is extremely old and in bad shape and have been getting extreme interference especially during the night even though we used an SFTP CAT6-e to help as much as possible, where the stats can drop from >8 mbps max rate when no interference is present to desyncing every few minutes rendering it unusable. We've been talking to ogero for years and every time the say that there are no boxes available. What's your experience with such an issue and what can be done to alleviate it.
You need a big wasta
Try to tweet Mr. Kridieh on twitter, it never hurts.
22 days later
The government extends double the internet speed and consumption for Ogero subscribers. The Council of Ministers extended an additional two months to double the speed of the Internet and the volume of consumption for insured Internet service subscribers on the Ogero network, while also giving them an additional 100 GB per month without any additional costs, until the end of June 2020.
5 months later
Anyone having trouble right now?
Me and all my friends had and still issues with Alfa phone and mobile datarolf wroteAnyone having trouble right now?
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Exactly, me too, 4G was gone for long periods of times, then was switching to H, then sometimes the signal was gone altogether, it seems to be stable now, maybe something with the antenna.anayman_k7 wroteMe and all my friends had and still issues with Alfa phone and mobile datarolf wroteAnyone having trouble right now?
when the issue is national wise, i dont think it is antenna related, glad it was fixed, but recently the ADSL started to lack in the evenings which was a thing that used to do it in the past, there are a lot of rumors about complete blackout when we spend the last few dollars we have, hopefully a miracle could save us from reaching this pointrolf wroteExactly, me too, 4G was gone for long periods of times, then was switching to H, then sometimes the signal was gone altogether, it seems to be stable now, maybe something with the antenna.anayman_k7 wroteMe and all my friends had and still issues with Alfa phone and mobile datarolf wroteAnyone having trouble right now?
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Hi
My friend has a strange problem with Ogero DSL.
After successfully programmed the TPlink modem by ogero, he plugs the modem in his house and there was no dsl, called ogero and they told him to try the modem at his neighbor's house, he tries it at his neighbor's house and it is working, try his neighbor's modem (different brand) in his house and also working, try again his modem in his house he has no success.
Does anyone have a clue on what is happening?
My friend has a strange problem with Ogero DSL.
After successfully programmed the TPlink modem by ogero, he plugs the modem in his house and there was no dsl, called ogero and they told him to try the modem at his neighbor's house, he tries it at his neighbor's house and it is working, try his neighbor's modem (different brand) in his house and also working, try again his modem in his house he has no success.
Does anyone have a clue on what is happening?
a month later
Anyone know an ISP that is providing decent stable internet in Dawra area? Looking for something unlimited.
check the filter and wires to the filter, seems like there is a poor connection somewhere.Mayyad wroteHi
My friend has a strange problem with Ogero DSL.
After successfully programmed the TPlink modem by ogero, he plugs the modem in his house and there was no dsl, called ogero and they told him to try the modem at his neighbor's house, he tries it at his neighbor's house and it is working, try his neighbor's modem (different brand) in his house and also working, try again his modem in his house he has no success.
Does anyone have a clue on what is happening?
4 days later
Hello all, I have a limited plan at my house and my garage. My house quota has ended. Does anyone have any idea If i can put in my garages’ ppoe account on my modem at home and use my garage internet quota from home?
Thank You
Thank You
The quota is linked to the DSL number and not to the modem
I think the PPPoE won't connect unless it's connected to the same phone line, If you have any way to get a phone line wire from your garage to your house, you could use it like that, otherwise, you can't use it.
Unless you know someone at Ogero who can temporarily switch the L numbers for you. (Needs very strong wasta)
Unless you know someone at Ogero who can temporarily switch the L numbers for you. (Needs very strong wasta)
It works, you can even use your neighbors PPPOE on your own phone line. For example take your neighbors PPPOE and put in your modem, it works and usage will be billed on them. It even works even if they have their modem on inside their home, means a PPPOE account can be active in more than one place at a time. There is absolutely 0 security regarding this, that's why you should always be careful that nobody ever gets hold of your modem credentials because possibly he would extract the PPPOE user and password and use them to do big downloads "for free". It even works cross ISP, for example if you are an ogero subscriber and you use a cyberia PPPOE, it works too but the speed will be limited/slower than ogero.AvoK95 wroteI think the PPPoE won't connect unless it's connected to the same phone line, If you have any way to get a phone line wire from your garage to your house, you could use it like that, otherwise, you can't use it.
Unless you know someone at Ogero who can temporarily switch the L numbers for you. (Needs very strong wasta)
Funny, I had 2 ADSL lines, and that did not work.vengeance666 wroteIt works, you can even use your neighbors PPPOE on your own phone line. For example take your neighbors PPPOE and put in your modem, it works and usage will be billed on them. It even works even if they have their modem on inside their home, means a PPPOE account can be active in more than one place at a time. There is absolutely 0 security regarding this, that's why you should always be careful that nobody ever gets hold of your modem credentials because possibly he would extract the PPPOE user and password and use them to do big downloads "for free". It even works cross ISP, for example if you are an ogero subscriber and you use a cyberia PPPOE, it works too but the speed will be limited/slower than ogero.AvoK95 wroteI think the PPPoE won't connect unless it's connected to the same phone line, If you have any way to get a phone line wire from your garage to your house, you could use it like that, otherwise, you can't use it.
Unless you know someone at Ogero who can temporarily switch the L numbers for you. (Needs very strong wasta)
You can't do it on the same line in the same house at the same time. You probably misunderstood what I'm saying. You have to change the PPPOE user and password on your modem, you can't have 2 different modems connected at the same time in your house.Beta0 wroteFunny, I had 2 ADSL lines, and that did not work.vengeance666 wroteIt works, you can even use your neighbors PPPOE on your own phone line. For example take your neighbors PPPOE and put in your modem, it works and usage will be billed on them. It even works even if they have their modem on inside their home, means a PPPOE account can be active in more than one place at a time. There is absolutely 0 security regarding this, that's why you should always be careful that nobody ever gets hold of your modem credentials because possibly he would extract the PPPOE user and password and use them to do big downloads "for free". It even works cross ISP, for example if you are an ogero subscriber and you use a cyberia PPPOE, it works too but the speed will be limited/slower than ogero.AvoK95 wroteI think the PPPoE won't connect unless it's connected to the same phone line, If you have any way to get a phone line wire from your garage to your house, you could use it like that, otherwise, you can't use it.
Unless you know someone at Ogero who can temporarily switch the L numbers for you. (Needs very strong wasta)
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I've got two phone lines, they're obviously not connected to the same line, ADSL doesn't sync like that.vengeance666 wroteYou can't do it on the same line in the same house at the same time. You probably misunderstood what I'm saying. You have to change the PPPOE user and password on your modem, you can't have 2 different modems connected at the same time in your house.Beta0 wroteFunny, I had 2 ADSL lines, and that did not work.vengeance666 wrote
It works, you can even use your neighbors PPPOE on your own phone line. For example take your neighbors PPPOE and put in your modem, it works and usage will be billed on them. It even works even if they have their modem on inside their home, means a PPPOE account can be active in more than one place at a time. There is absolutely 0 security regarding this, that's why you should always be careful that nobody ever gets hold of your modem credentials because possibly he would extract the PPPOE user and password and use them to do big downloads "for free". It even works cross ISP, for example if you are an ogero subscriber and you use a cyberia PPPOE, it works too but the speed will be limited/slower than ogero.
I had IDM on one, and Ogero on the other btw.
22 days later
Hello,I have internet thru a reseller. I asked him for a website to check my consumption and the package i have. He was like do whatever you want and don't care for the quota. But i really need it to check them. On speedtest it shows that he has internet from VISP " Virtual ISP ". What should i do to check my quota and the package im taking? Thank you.
Try following url: https://misp.cloud/user
And http://speedtest.misp.cloud might hint about username, demand password from reseller
And http://speedtest.misp.cloud might hint about username, demand password from reseller
It worked. Thank you so much!nuclearcat wroteTry following url: https://misp.cloud/user
And http://speedtest.misp.cloud might hint about username, demand password from reseller
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I am lost which ones are reliable and won't lower the internet speed.
sodetel doesn't deliver the speed as promised and is less expensive
sodetel doesn't deliver the speed as promised and is less expensive