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To: Elsewhere who wrote (49313)	1/30/2006 12:09:53 AM
From: Gottfried	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110655

Jochen, Comcast DNS problem: it still comes and goes. I've found a Comcast users forum where dozens of customers from my zip code area report the same problem for the last few days. [certain links on certain web sites - mainly Yahoo - time out] I get decent download speed tests on BroadBandReports - near 4000 kbps. I'd settle for half that speed with more reliable DNS support, since I don't download huge files often and don't game. Speed is NOT everything, in fact it's useless if the DNServer doesn't work reliably. Do I see that correctly? Gottfried