@WalterB wrote:
Of course, the appropriate login must be carried out, no problem even for private customers.
So anyone with a private customer Swisscom login can log in to the network information service?
Edit:
I checked for myself, it works with a simple activation. I still think it’s amazing that everyone can watch it.
There are things… From “only with a subscription” to completely free with https://www.teleclubzoom.ch -> watchnow. And that with Swisscom…
Have a look here:
[https://www.studerus.ch/de/support/knowledgebase/detail/3704/?from=newsBox](https://www.studerus.ch/de/support/knowledgebase/detail/3704/?from= news box)
A bridge cannot make telephony…
Hello
You’re not technically inept when you’re fiddling around with PiHole. What do you want from one?
Expect forced routers like the Internet boxes? If it’s worth it to you, get a subscription where you put the WAN IP address on your own USG/firewall/router, or even better: find a real internet provider.
Greetings
Hello zame
My current setup is an “old” subscription (Internet Standard, Swisscom TV light and landline IP) all via fiber optic.
The Centro grande does IP passthrough, my USG has the WAN address and only the set-top box is connected to the Centro grande’s LAN. The rest of the network is behind the USG. Works well.
If I switch the subscription to VivoXS, I will still have the Centro Grande. I would have to pay for the internet box separately.
When I switch to VivoXS in the Centro Grande, I have the opportunity to do IP passthrough to my USG, which is not possible with the Internet boxes.
Greetings Franco
Hi
I’m making calls with a phone…:smileyhappy:… that’s connected to the router.
When I originally asked whether I could get symmetrical speed with an old subscription (no package), I mentioned that the router is connected with fiber optic.
And if I may digress again, I would prefer if the phone were connected to the LAN port of the router, that would be real ALL-IP! But you don’t give out the SIP data…
But I’ll find out…
@POGO 1104 wrote:
…that with the end of TDM analog telephony +/- TV1.0 will also be switched off….sometime by 2017….
Hi
But you Swisscömmlers already know that Economyline, Multiline, ISDN BA and PRI NEW can be registered until the end of 2017?
(Sorry for going off topic…)
Greetings
Hi
Thank you for the answer.
Nope, I won’t switch. My in-laws have a subscription and I only use the internet as a backup and the ability to watch ice hockey on demand. I don’t spend 15.00 CHF more for symmetrical speed because I already have a symmetrical line (1G) from another provider on fiber optic. To
There is a dish with 4 LNBs hanging in my hut, which I personally have more advantages over SCTV 2.0.
And I already have these services via fiber optic and so the phone is connected to the router…
Unfortunately, as an ice hockey fan, I am forced to have a subscription to Swisscom…
Greetings
Hello
What about fiber optic customers who don’t have a Vivo package?
(Thanks to symmetrical bandwidth, Swisscom fiber optic customers will upload and download their data at the same speed from June 8th)
I still have an old subscription, according to the invoice it is called:
“Combined offer consisting of telephony, Internet standard and Swisscom TV light”, for 74.35/month. (25.35 + 49.00)
It’s only intended for my internet backup, but it’s still languishing at 10/1…
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