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Jism 2 movie - Discussion Thread

Posted: 15 Jul 2012 12:48 PM PDT

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Originally Posted by KRK Fan View Post
the second trailer belongs to some other movie. also i am saying this thread should be marked as nsfw.
What's wrong in it . In office all are adults and no kids are there. So it's fair enough to watch these videos. Intact office is the best place to watch such things and remove stress.

Nokia 808 PureView

Posted: 15 Jul 2012 12:37 PM PDT

The Curious Case of MNP !!

Posted: 15 Jul 2012 12:30 PM PDT

Great. I noticed sometime back that my MNPed number outgoing is not working which was working till yesterday afternoon before SIM swap.

Another day to run behind Vodafone store. :banghead:

PPP password invalid.....please help.

Posted: 15 Jul 2012 12:09 PM PDT

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Originally Posted by Sahyadri View Post
This happens due to problem with DSLAM in your Exchange.

You are able to connect upto the DSLAM so the DSL LED glows but the DSLAM cannot verify your User ID & Password (some fault) so your are not ultimately connected to the internet.
So what should i do about this?

Suggest a Router for BSNL Broadband

Posted: 15 Jul 2012 11:55 AM PDT

Avoid that model from D-Link at all costs.

Best Leased Line for small data centre?

Posted: 15 Jul 2012 11:49 AM PDT

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Originally Posted by shubhank View Post
Actually professional DCs provide what they promise and mention clearly on their product list their usage policy.

I am using both dedicated 1Gbps and 95th Percentile billing (50Mbps) so its always better when usage policy is clear.
I mean you sign a contract with CtrlS when at first call they say "Yeah you can use upto 1Gbps" but on 7th call they are saying "You can use upto 1Gbps or more but it depends how much bandwidth is available free for use at that time"
Dedicated port != dedicated Internet bandwidth. No data centre is providing you with the latter - especially not at the $80-100/month range. You could get your own carrier bandwidth but that's not the same.

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Originally Posted by shubhank View Post
Secondly, yes our usage won't be 100Mbps at all. 10-30Mbps line would be good enough but its always good to know how much we can expand with our current provider, also getting BSNL FTTH line of 10Mbps unmetered for just 1 server or 2 servers I dont think should count in commercial. I can just show that usage and those servers in a apartment for personal use. But yeah from a legal point of view, I had rather not do it and look for alternatives.
It would be a wise choice, IMO :)

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Originally Posted by shubhank View Post
MTNL/BSNL Leased Line offers are not so decent priced on high links.

34Mbps is for Rs 1.08 Lacs I guess.
Is the price yearly ? As then it makes it almost 9k INR a month which would fairly be decent enough for a dedicated line.
The price you see on the MTNL website (I assume you've looked at this page (Mumbai tariffs)) is annual, but is not all inclusive, of, among other things, Internet Bandwidth. This is a *circuit only* price from one point on MTNL's network to another (and not even premises to premises).

From MTNL Mumbai's page:
"Leased Circuits are dedicated link which interconnects important nodal centers and sites. The Leased Circuits are popular medium which is being utilized Enterprises to conntect their data centers, operational sites, call centers etc to run their business applications. A leased circuit may be a speech circuit, a data circuit or a telegraph circuit. MTNL Procvides different types for Leased Circuits."

The correct pages for leased lines from MTNL Delhi or MTNL Mumbai

I'd point you at the relevant pages on BSNL's site but it's unreachable half the time so I'm not even going to try right now.

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Originally Posted by shubhank View Post
However nowhere bandwidth is mentioned.
Can I assume its unmetered ?
Leased lines are not metered.

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Originally Posted by shubhank View Post
E2E provides colocation ?
I don't know. Ask them.

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Originally Posted by shubhank View Post
Can they also provide a optic fiber line to a apartment/office nearby from their facilities ?
Laying cable and providing services on them requires a specific type of license, so, no.

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Originally Posted by shubhank View Post
Reliance is outta question, too damn costly as per what I have read regarding their service and rates.
Their network might be the topest in India, but in that price I can take a Plane and colocate same servers in Singapore or HK maybe.
It'd be a lot cheaper, of course, but whatever quotes you've had from Reliance are for Leased Lines, so comparing them to the prices you've seen on MTNL/BSNL's sites for Leased Circuits would not be fair. At the end of the day, prices aren't going to vary significantly from the big 3, especially when you're only buying small amounts of bandwidth - they might even go so far as to just use the TRAI ceiling tariff which was set, what, 5 years ago or so.

Photography Thread

Posted: 15 Jul 2012 11:42 AM PDT

Share your pictures, views and criticism much appreciated.

Thread is open for all to share their pictures, but you should have the respective rights for it.

Humayun Tomb - a set on Flickr

Lodhi Garden - a set on Flickr

Caught in the moment! - a set on Flickr

Configure D-Link DSL-2750U to 3G USB Dongle

Posted: 15 Jul 2012 11:14 AM PDT

Nope, the connection manager has no firmware upgrade option.
And thanks on the dial up number, I was doubtful on that part. I guess username and password stay blank, don't they?

I'll be asking the sales manager of Dlink again, planning to take up the equipment to their office and let them sort it out.

govt mandates to install black box in all cars

Posted: 15 Jul 2012 10:54 AM PDT

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Originally Posted by devx101 View Post
tracking our activities like f, s*** etc will give agencies better and more authentic data about our body's anatomy .:clap:
hahahaha well said friend ..well said :p

Gmail Updates

Posted: 15 Jul 2012 10:52 AM PDT

You are on Wireline buddy and I am on 3rd class 3G :anger3: