TSI Steve
TSI Steve
Premium,VIP
join:2007-01-12
Chatham, ON
|  New offerings and exciting changes
(La version française suit.)
Dear Valued Customer,
Upcoming changes: as of July 1st 2009
Over the last month we have been testing new equipment at our main point of
presence that would allow us to extend MLPPP offerings into an officially
supported product. The tests have been successful and we are happy to
announce that you can now purchase access to our MLPPP network for $4 per
month. The $4 charge gives you the option to choose between a static or
dynamic IP which includes Usenet / NNTP binary access.
MLPPP stands for "Multi-Link Point-to-Point Protocol" and gives you the
ability to "bond" multiple DSL connections together to act as one fast
connection. For example if you have 2 DSL connections at the same residence
(or business) with us you can switch to MLPPP and have those 2 connections
operate as if they were 1 big connection.
Single link connections (people with 1 DSL connection) can simply enable
MLPPP in their Windows dialer or purchase supported third party hardware.
Third party hardware is required for multiple connections bonded together.
To order MLPPP visit our website at »www.teksavvy.com and click on
the Add-On order form. Under the MLPPP section choose MLPPP with Static IP
or MLPPP with Dynamic IP, scroll to the bottom, click next and follow
instructions.
Alternatively, you can register an account on DSLReports
(»/, free registration required) and post a request
in the TekSavvy Direct Forum (»/forum/teksavdirect).
Be certain to include your name, username, and customer number if you happen
to know it so that we can make the changes to the account.
NOTES: When switching to our MLPPP service your username used to connect to
our network will also change.
Dynamic vs Static IP : Dynamic IP's change each time you connect to our
network and are all you need if you using the internet for general web
surfing and email.
With a static IP your IP address is always the same when you connect to our
network. If you plan to manage your network remotely or if you plan to run
servers you may need a static IP. Some employers also require employees
working from home to have a static IP.
Twitter: Hello, we have something to share!
Do you like to know what's going on? Would you like it if the CEO of your
ISP was keeping you informed as to what's going on? We've got the answer
for you, Twitter!
Rocky is pleased to announce that he is now using Twitter to help the lines
of communications and to also help narrow that bridge that bonds clients and
companies.
If you don't already have a Twitter account sign up today
(»twitter.com free registration) and start staying informed by
following tsirocky.
Thank you,
TekSavvy Solutions, Inc.
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Cher/Chère client (e),
Des changements à venir à partir de 1er juillet 2009
Au cours du mois dernier nous avons fait l'essai de nouveaux équipements
qui nous permettra d'étendre l'offre de l’MLPPP à un produit officiellement
disponible. Les tentatives ont été couronnées de succès et nous sommes
heureux de vous annoncer que vous pouvez maintenant acheter l'accès à notre
réseau MLPPP pour 4,00 $ par mois. Le tarif de 4,00 $ vous donne la
possibilité de choisir entre une adresse IP fixe ou dynamique qui comprend
l’accès aux binaires du Usenet / NNTP.
MLPPP signifie "Multi-Link Point-to-Point Protocol" et vous donne la
possibilité de lier multiples connexions DSL et d’avoir ainsi une connexion
plus rapide. Par exemple, si vous avez deux connexions DSL à la même
résidence (ou entreprises) avec nous, vous pouvez utiliser le MLPPP et ces
deux connexions fonctionnent comme si elles étaient une connexion.
Les personnes qui ont des connexions à lien simples (c’est-à-dire avec une
connexion ADSL) peuvent eux aussi simplement activer leur MLPPP à l’aide
de l’application de commutation de Windows ou peuvent acheter du matériel
de commutation tiers (soutenu).
Des matériaux de commutation achetés ailleurs de chez TekSavvy sont requis
pour joindre plusieurs connexions DSL.
NOTA : Lors du changement à notre service MLPPP votre nom d'utilisateur va
changer.
Différence entre une adresse IP dynamique et fixe :
Une adresse IP dynamique change à chaque fois que vous vous connectez à
notre réseau et c’est tout ce qu’il vous faut pour naviguer sur internet.
Une adresse IP fixe demeure la même lorsque vous vous connectez à notre
réseau. Si vous prévoyez gérer votre réseau à distance, vous aurez besoin
d'une adresse IP fixe. Certains employeurs exigent aussi que les personnes
travaillant au domicile aient une adresse IP fixe.
Pour commander le service MLPPP, visitez notre site Web à
l'»www.teksavvy.com et cliquez sur le formulaire de commande d'ajouts.
En vertu de la section MLPPP faire votre choix de MLPPP avec une adresse IP
statique ou dynamique, faites défiler vers le bas, puis cliquez sur Suivant
et suivez les instructions.
Alternativement, vous pouvez vous enregistrer un compte sur DSLReports
(»/, enregistrement gratuit obligatoire) et après
faites une demande dans le TekSavvy Direct Forum
(»/forum/teksavdirect). Soyez certain d'inclure
votre nom, votre nom d'utilisateur et un numéro de client, si possible, afin
que nous puissions faire les changements nécessaires sur le compte.
Twitter : Bonjour, nous avons quelque chose à partager!
Voulez-vous savoir ce qui se passe? Souhaitez-vous que chef de la direction
de votre fournisseur de service internet vous tien informée de ce qui se
passe? Nous avons la solution pour vous, Twitter!
Rocky est heureux d'annoncer qu'il utilise maintenant « Twitter » pour
ouvrir les voies de communication et de tenir ses clients informés. Nous
envisageons mieux informer nos clients et d’ouvrir une meilleure voie de
communication entre le client et l’entreprise.
Si vous ne possédez pas déjà un compte « Twitter », inscrivez-vous
gratuitement dès aujourd'hui ici : »www.twitter.com (en anglais
seulement) et commencez à être informé par la suite de tsirocky.
Bien à vous,
TekSavvy Solutions, Inc.
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TSI Steve - TekSavvy Solutions Inc.
Authorized TSI employee ( »TekSavvy FAQ »Official support in the forum )
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justen
join:2006-02-21
Montreal, QC | If MLPPP is already enabled on an account, will the $4 charge just be automatically applied on your end, or will we need to fill out the form, still? Thanks. |
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TSI Jason
Premium
join:2007-10-19
1 edit | reply to TSI Steve
I blame TSI-Steve for breaking our email queue with mass amounts!  |
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pvanb
@teksavvy.com | reply to TSI Steve
You forgot to mention Rocky's twitter username. |
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BigSensFan
Premium
join:2003-07-16
Whitby, ON | Newbie to MLPPP
What are the advantages for having only one DSL line but having MLPPP enabled? |
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demez
join:2008-01-03
Laval, QC | reply to TSI Steve
So wait, I'm not sure if I'm understand correctly, I need to pay $4 extra a month to continue using MLPPP for single link connection or is that only if I want to have multiple links? |
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Lewism8
join:2008-04-25
Quebec, QC | reply to BigSensFan
@BigSensFan
Bypass Bell's throttle  |
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BigSensFan
Premium
join:2003-07-16
Whitby, ON | Thanks Lewis |
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51019512
join:2009-05-19
151 Front St
| reply to TSI Steve
Ok time to do the normal picking apart of Steve's emails.
so #1 The $4 charge gives you the option to choose between a static or
dynamic IP which includes Usenet / NNTP binary access.
(Dynamic IP and NNTP Binary, o rly?)
#2 I'm sure there are some french typos others will pick out.
:-p |
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51019512
join:2009-05-19
151 Front St
| reply to justen
said by justen  :If MLPPP is already enabled on an account, will the $4 charge just be automatically applied on your end, or will we need to fill out the form, still? Thanks. You still need to fill out the form or goto Teksavvy Direct Forum or Call them. |
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51019512
join:2009-05-19
151 Front St | reply to pvanb
said by pvanb :
You forgot to mention Rocky's twitter username.
It's in the email
tsirocky is his tweet. |
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51019512
join:2009-05-19
151 Front St
| reply to demez
said by demez :So wait, I'm not sure if I'm understand correctly, I need to pay $4 extra a month to continue using MLPPP for single link connection or is that only if I want to have multiple links? $4 a month to use mlppp. This goes for both multi and single lines. |
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zadigre
join:2006-10-02
Montreal, QC | reply to pvanb
said by pvanb :
You forgot to mention Rocky's twitter username.
read it again... it's there... tsirocky |
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51019512
join:2009-05-19
151 Front St | reply to TSI Steve
Kinda quiet. |
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BigSensFan
Premium
join:2003-07-16
Whitby, ON
 ·TekSavvy Solutions..
·Bell Sympatico
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So if you only have one DSL line and you get the MLPPP option, then in the future you get a 2nd DSL line do you have to pay the $4 on that line too?
Also with a 2nd DSL line is that considered "Dry loop" and if so would you have to pay the 'Band Rate' |
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mcline
join:2008-09-23
Toronto, ON | I'm also curious if you are currently using MLPPP (with a single line) do you have to call in and get setup, or are you okay still.
And BigSensFans, good questions as well. Looking forward to seeing those answered too! |
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51019512
join:2009-05-19
151 Front St
| reply to BigSensFan
said by BigSensFan :So if you only have one DSL line and you get the MLPPP option, then in the future you get a 2nd DSL line do you have to pay the $4 on that line too? Also with a 2nd DSL line is that considered "Dry loop" and if so would you have to pay the 'Band Rate' Nope, you pay the $4 no matter how many lines from 1 to inf. It's not per line. |
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51019512
join:2009-05-19
151 Front St
| reply to mcline
said by mcline :I'm also curious if you are currently using MLPPP (with a single line) do you have to call in and get setup, or are you okay still. And BigSensFans, good questions as well. Looking forward to seeing those answered too! You do need to call in. MLPPP requires a new set of logins which they will give you. I was one of the first to signup at the start of the month and it took 12mins from the time I posted in the direct forum until I had a new login. it's a very seamless thing. |
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avernar
join:2002-05-23
Mississauga, ON
clubs:
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said by TSI Steve :The $4 charge gives you the option to choose between a static or dynamic IP which includes Usenet / NNTP binary access. What if you're already paying $4 for a static IP? Since this new mlppp charge gives a static IP address does that mean the old $4 for a static IP is redundant? |
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pvanb
@teksavvy.com | reply to 51019512
So it is. I re-read it twice and still missed it. Oops. |
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