I had a wonderful experience with N3
1) I went to their status page. It took so long to load that it timed
out before giving me the information
2) I contacted the email address given - which is labelled as NPFIT
National Helpdesk
3) I got a reply, from the National Helpdesk, saying "we are in Leeds,
contact the National Helpdesk
4) I wrote (politely for me) telling them that they ARE the National
Helpdesk, and asking for information about the national situation
5) They replied asking my postcode and which sites I was having
trouble accessing.
6) I replied in a manner that Richard Johnson would have been proud of.
On 02/01/07, Stephen <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Agree, absolutely bloody awful today. C&B, email & nhs.net ok, external
> pings resolved but slow enough to time-out at times. Gave up trying to
> look up something on www.dwp.gov.uk in the end.
>
> Alistair Holmes wrote:
> > Access to Nww sites has been fine at 'normal speeds' but to www such as
> > patient.co.uk drops out half of the time, was fine for about 1 hr around
> > 1100hrs, then browser reported revisiting its proxy settings so I guess
> > trouble at squid or whatever they use.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Dr Laurie Miles [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> > Sent: 02 January 2007 16:06
> > To: [log in to unmask]
> > Subject: NHSnet internet access = poor again
> >
> > Today access to WWW has been very slow and often times out. E-mail seems to
> > be getting through, albeit slowly. Yet again the NHS saddles the
> > mission/patient critical IT of GP practices with an Internet service that is
> > worse than dial-up.
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Stephen
>
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