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techrecoveryNo you jackass!! I will not help you configure you're DNS2Go! Christ don't be such a cheap basterd! Invest in a decent DSL pack with a fixed Ip-adres! You're using a VPN to connect from several home internet connections into a business connection at our main office and this is implemented by the use of DNS2GO . I am NOT blocking the VPN connection or somehow blocking the use of DNS2GO. As I said : it's your choice to use VPN connections but if the bandwidth usage becomes excessive we will contact you,and possibly block you! (Anyone with half a brain can figure out port 1227 is being blocked because of a routing issue but I'm sure as hell not going to tell them!.)
Also: if you've got 5 sites on a homeinternet connectionn you WILL exceed your downloadvollume! Listen to the nice techie, he knows what he's talking about!
Why do these idiots always think they know better?
Also: if you've got 5 sites on a homeinternet connectionn you WILL exceed your downloadvollume! Listen to the nice techie, he knows what he's talking about!
Why do these idiots always think they know better?
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