The maximum download speed with the Rogers Hi-Speed service is 1.5 Mbps (megabits per second), or the equivalent of 187.5 KB/sec (kilobytes per second). Conversely, the maximum upload throughput is 400 Kbps (kilobits per second), or the equivalent of 50 KB/sec (kilobytes per second). Hi-Speed Lite Customers can only achieve a maximum download speed of 128kbps (kilobits per second), or the equivalent of 16KB/sec. Maximum upload speed is limited to 64kbps, or 8K/sec.

Rogers maintains a website at http://www.rogershelp.com/ for customer support. This site contains numerous pages which may be of interest to Rogers customers experiencing problems, including: Network News (including scheduled maintenance notices and notices of unplanned outages) There is a considerable amount of information available on this site.

There are two types of security issues to be concerned about: one is the Windows file sharing problem, while the other is the presence of trojan horse servers. These problems, however, can affect not only Rogers Hi-Speed subscribers, or even cablemodem users in general, but all users who have Windows operating systems installed on their machines. The internet service in question has absolutely no bearing on these vulnerabilities.

Yes we can! Due to the recent boost in the number of spam circulating on the internet, we have decided to introduce our new Anti-Spam service for our users. This service will stop between 20 and 75% of all spam in your mailbox, .

No, verification image will not protect you against a spam which is delivered manually. But according to spam statistics, less than 0.01% of all spam is delivered manually.

Good question - and it's one without a short answer, because spammers (like hackers and virus writers) are always trying to stay one step ahead of the game. The simplest way, if your mail program supports it (e.g. outlook express) is to add some filters and use your "blocked senders" list. For example, you can create a filter that looks for "low mortgage rates" and automatically deletes the message.

If you do not have a .procmailrc file (used for spamassassin spam filtering, for example) then you can use the standard vacation program. Run vacation from a command prompt to create your message and invoke the feature. When you return, enter rm .forward. If you have a .procmailrc file then you should not run the vacation program because it will create a .forward file which will prevent procmail from being invoked (i.e. spamassassin will not run).

A great place to search for posters is on AllPosters.com. You may be able to find what you are looking for there.

Spam is unsolicited email on the Internet. Spam clogs our mailboxes and also routinely carries viruses, identity-theft scams, spyware, zombie bots and other serious security threats. The entire Internet industry is working to combat spam. All 123mail accounts have a number of Spam Control tools that filter out spam so your inbox does not become filled with it. Here are some tips for minimizing the spam you receive: Be careful about disclosing your email address.

It's not really possible for the AMSAT computer to do a perfect job of determining which messages are spam and which aren't. An imperfect job of filtering out spam would mean that you'd lose some legitimate email messages, and never know it. That's just not acceptable. The right place to filter spam is where you have personal control over it, and where you can check up on how well it's doing.

You can lobby the government by sending letters to your members of Parliament. To be the most effective, send a copy to your region’s MP, MPP and the Minister of Industry Canada: The Honourable Tony Clement, Minister for the Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario If you have any questions about high-speed access or would like another status report, please contact the neonet office at NEOnet, 705-360-1353.

Absolutely not. When you signed up for Upcoming, we promised you we wouldn't e-mail you about anything unrelated to Upcoming. Nobody else has access to your e-mail information, and you won't receive any spam from Yahoo or Yahoo partners to the e-mail address associated with your Upcoming account, period. We hate spam with a vengeance.

Spam Assassin is a special tool to help combat spam before it gets to your mailbox. This keeps your email box clean without much intervention on your part. However you need to configure your domain for this feature. To log into cPanel, you should go to http://www.yourdomain.com/cpanel/ (where www.yourdomain.com is replaced by your account domain name).

These articles have been written to help you quickly find an answer to some of the most frequently asked questions regarding our services. You can browse the Questions & Answers by clicking on the topics below. If you can't find the answer to your question in our FAQ, please don't hesitate to contact us!

In the event of a pandemic, certain public health measures may be important to help contain or limit the spread of infection as effectively as possible. The following actions could include:

Do not tell anyone your password. The administrator of a computer system NEVER needs to know anyone else’s password.

In Spam Blackout, click on the email the Spam queue and drag it into the Non-Spam folder, so that it is received into your Inbox.

Most SPAM email that arrives at the University is filtered out by our email systems. The portion that remains and finds it's way into your inbox each day represents about 1% of the University's daily email traffic. You may notice that these messages that do get through are usually marked as [SPAM] in the subject line (or occasionally ***Spam***).

No. False positives are a possibility and it would be unwise just to turf everything. By setting rules in your client, you have much better control over any mistakes the system may make.