However the modem sold by any reseller is programmed to their service and it will not connect to the Exetel network. Currently Unwired provide no facility to change the hard coding to reach a different reseller's network. Some resellers may also have specific conditions locking you in to the use of their service by purchasing the modem from them.

Technical issues are best dealt with between you and your Registration Service Provider; however, if you cannot contact your Registration Service Provider, please review Question 9 of this FAQ. Your login name and password (used to make modifications to your domain name record) can be obtained from your Registration Service Provider.

Unwired is using Harvey Norman, and other outlets, to provide the modems that can only connect to the Unwired retail broadband plans. To use the Exetel wireless broadband plans you have to buy the modem through Exetel that is hard configured by Unwired to reach the Exetel network.

However you would need to be sure that you know what financial and other requirements Unwired, or unwired resellers, have for connecting it to the network. In most cases this would be a dangerous course of action unless it was clearly specified that the modem was programmed to connect to the Exetel network.

If Unwired roll out wireless networks in other cities/areas you may well, in the future, be able to use your service there for an additional fee to a service provider who covers that area. Exetel has no plans to offer the Unwired service beyond Sydney until Unwired activate extensions of their wireless coverage.

Not paying a monthly fee on the modem will save you money in the long run (normally about a year, sometimes less depending on price) as long as you keep your service for a significant period of time. Be sure to check with Cox before buying to verify they support the modem. For customers who want to purchase a cable modem from a source other than Cox, A list of approved modems can be found at:

No. The Navini modem is specifically designed for the Navini wireless network as implemented by Unwired.

There are multiple problems that can surface that can cause this difficulty. When diagnosing this problem it is important to document an error message(s). Firstly make sure that all devices are connected properly to the computer and if needed are plugged into an electrical outlet and display as being powered on. Improper, misconfigured or out-of date drivers may also contribute to problems with Internet connectivity.

Certain ISPs have their servers located outside of the UK, including AOL. The system which the BBC uses to block users is based on the ISP you use, so if your ISP is located outside of the UK, you may experience problems connecting. In which case, you need to contact your ISP and explain to them that you are having trouble connecting to bbc.co.uk

Sure, you could do that, but it's not a good idea for several reasons. First, a vast majority of ISPs won't let you legally use a residential cable modem or a DSL line to host a public server. You would have to get a more expensive business package. Second, ADSL and cable lines usually have lower upstream bandwidth than downstream bandwidth, so your site may appear to be sluggish under heavy traffic. Third, DSL and cable lines have a much lower reliability than dedicated T1 or better lines.

often as you wish. With the program you enjoy unlimited access to the services and providers in our network, and we encourage you to use them as often as necessary.

Networks do not usually supply your phone or your bill. A Service Provider (such as Altech Supercall Cellular) usually sells your cellular telephone to you, and also arranges connection to the Network, as well as a billing account. Service providers usually also subsidize the cost of new cellular telephones, provided that these are being bought with a new Network connection.

You may already know one! Many people inquiring about rentals are from organizations that currently enjoy rental and preferred pricing relationships with one or more of our experienced Reply? service providers. So you may want to first check with your meeting planning or training team(s) to find out if they've ever used Reply Wireless Group Response Systems in the past.

Yes. There is a migration process that must be used and there is a BT charge of ?35 + VAT for the migration that we will bill to you unless the product does not include this charge. The whole process takes between 10 and 20 days and is dependant upon the co-operation of your existing Service Provider. You should not cancel your existing broadband service as this will lead to a loss of service.

Occasionally there may be a change in service providers due to illness, day off, vacation, or other such reasons. Therefore, it is not possible for us to guarantee the same individual or team for each cleaning. In the event of such an occurrence, we will find a replacement. Servisity Cleaning provides an extensive training program for each of our employees to ensure consistent cleaning techniques throughout our staff.