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Krispy
Premium,VIP
join:2001-12-11
the stix

reply to Toollio
Re: Can't access self-care page

said by Toollio See Profile :

Has something changed to prevent access from non-Cogeco IPs?
Yes, Jan 2008 a change was made to enhance security by allowing online account management only from within the Cogeco network. You could use RDP or VPN to tunnel to your home PC if you require access regularly.
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you can lead a horse to the water but you cannot make him drink...you can put a man through school but you cannot make him think --ben harper

Toollio

join:2003-11-17
Brazil

Thanks Krispy. I'll be interested to see what Cogeco says if I exceed my bandwidth limit while they prevent me from seeing how much bandwidth I have used. A VPN is not possible, since I am currently in Brazil, my PC in Canada is turned off and I have no way of configuring it remotely. But I appreciate the suggestion.


urbanriot

join:2004-10-18
Ridgeway, ON
·Cogeco Cable

said by Toollio See Profile :

I'll be interested to see what Cogeco says if I exceed my bandwidth limit while they prevent me from seeing how much bandwidth I have used.
They will say, "You are receiving this message as Cogeco's monitoring system has detected excess bandwidth utilization coming to/from your system."

Toollio

join:2003-11-17
Brazil
They will say, "You are receiving this message as Cogeco's monitoring system has detected excess bandwidth utilization coming to/from your system."
LOL


Krispy
Premium,VIP
join:2001-12-11
the stix

reply to Toollio
said by Toollio See Profile :

Thanks Krispy. I'll be interested to see what Cogeco says if I exceed my bandwidth limit while they prevent me from seeing how much bandwidth I have used. A VPN is not possible, since I am currently in Brazil, my PC in Canada is turned off and I have no way of configuring it remotely. But I appreciate the suggestion.
If you PM me some way to find your account (typically I ask for the cable modem mac from the sticker on the modem but since you're abroad that might not work for you) I can see what I can do to ensure you get notices, etc.
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you can lead a horse to the water but you cannot make him drink...you can put a man through school but you cannot make him think --ben harper

Toollio

join:2003-11-17
Brazil
Thanks again, Krispy. I appreciate your help. I have sent you a PM.

CanadianIron

join:2006-10-08
Beverly Hills, CA

reply to Toollio
"my PC in Canada is turned off and I have no way of configuring it remotely. But I appreciate the suggestion."

If your PC is turned off it is unlikely that you will exceed your bandwidth limit.


Toollio

join:2003-11-17
Brazil

said by CanadianIron See Profile :

"my PC in Canada is turned off and I have no way of configuring it remotely. But I appreciate the suggestion."

If your PC is turned off it is unlikely that you will exceed your bandwidth limit.


Actually, it is possible. I have other services running through a router that use bandwidth. There are many things one can do with an Internet connection that don't require a PC to be turned on.
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