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Please update your computer and run a virus check to be sure that you aren't spreading harmful viruses. Millions of PC Users are infected with the harmful conficker virus and it has been detected in our system. Useful links: Test your computer for infection http://www.joestewart.org/cfeyechart.html Removal tools: http://www.symantec.com/norton/theme.jsp?themeid=conficker_worm http://vil.nai.com/vil/stinger/ http://isc.sans.org/diary.html?storyid=5860 |
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Improve Connection Speed - Keep Wireless Routers on Channel 6 |
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Lyttonnet uses the same public radio channels as your home router. There are very few channels available so we ask that you always program your 2.4GHz WIFI router to operate on Channel 6. This way your router will not interfere with the signal from our tower. Please tell others about this to so you will always have a speedy connection to the internet. Please contact Lyttonnet if you would like more information. |
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Lyttonnet is pleased to announce the expansion of service into the Fraser Canyon North of Lytton 8mile - 18mile. This new repeater will serve many residences West of the Fraser River who presently lack telephone communication. |
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TV Whitespace up for grabs! |
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Due to the transition from analog broadcast TV to digital, television channels will occupy less space in the radio frequency spectrum than previously. This frees up the frequencies which can be put to use by other wireless devices, such as Wireless Internet. As of this writing the USA has not yet decided how to deal with the allotment of this space, but it is likely that whatever decision is made, Canada will implement a similar decision. |
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Uncontrolled Peer-to-Peer Sharing Strains Network Resources and Can Get You In Trouble |
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We are asking customers to assist us in controlling upload traffic from the many popular peer-to-peer (p2p) programs like "Limewire", "Kazaa", "Bit Torrent", ITunes, etc. Uncontrolled sharing is the default for most P2P software. Once installed, p2p will begin to serve your personal data as soon as you boot up - even when you cannot see any program running! |
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