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First Go to control panel – network and internet – network connections. Right click on the NIC card in question – properties – IPV4 – properties – .advanced – add You will see from the image above I have added in a .25 on to this server…. Once you have added the additional IP on…
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First Step Click on server manager – tools – Internet Information Services Manager Click in the server (not site) and in the middle pain scroll down until you find Server Certificates double click on the server certificates and then on the next page in the far right hand action pain click on create certificate request…
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We are pleased to announce new functionality within the Stream Networks portal allowing customers to check the synch rate of an LLU DSL line and change the line to a new profile. A list of the available profiles and descriptions are available for download here
Stream Networks operates a UK Mirror for SpamCop, and we also use the RBL lists from spamhaus.org. We also offer a managed email filtering service StreamNET MailScan.
Spam is unsolicited commercial e-mail; usually offering personal services, cut-price loans, insurance, diplomas, etc. We have recently put Spam filters in place on two of our mail servers, and – based on the numbers of mails stopped and quarantined – can reveal that one third of all e-mail sent to users on those servers is…
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Your broadband username will normally be your underlying telephone number e.g. 01635884170@streamnetworks.co.uk Stream Networks also operate other broadband realms so please check on the email configuration details you receive from our provisioning team or login to our Cascade portal to check. Our list of realms are listed below. @stream.net.uk @streamnetworks.co.uk @streamnetworks.si1 @streammpls.co.uk (for MPLS broadband…
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The answer is Spammers are crafty, they look for ways to send their junk e-mail by way of other mail servers or e-mail addresses. In doing so, they can send e-mail without revealing their identities, enabling them to continue this abusive behaviour. In many cases, when ISPs trace back these messages to identify the offender,…
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