We can always hope that with the connections being down means that the faulty router is being fixed/replaced.

Cheers.

We can only hope, meanwhile If I run out of wu's, I have Einstein all set to takeover for the interim.

And now that it has been asked and answered, it is unlikely it will be deleted as others might find the answer useful.

I think there should be at least two different threads in this forum regarding the current "panic mode" issues.

One for people having really problems and another one for people who like to celebrate the successful download of 5 WU's or more ;-)

This would have from my POW two key benefits:

(A) I would only read the complaining thread as my (and some others) S@H-situation just belongs there. We could build up a Moaning Society, share solutions (proxys) etc.

(B) The Ladies and Gentlemen who are (again) able to connect and proceed as usual could do the celebration in their own thread without making me (and others) jealous or nervous. If I'm really after such feelings I can still go in and read there.

Nevertheless I don't have a clue why a message like "I could download x WU's in less than x seconds" gives any added value to a "panic mode" thread.
You're freaking out cause you're able to down- and/or upload?

Of cause, it was meant to be a joke. But when I think over it again... hmmm

208.68.240.13  boinc2.ssl.berkeley.edu
208.68.240.18  boinc2.ssl.berkeley.edu

...we seem to be running OK now (and with plenty of non-shorties in the mix, which should help a lot).

30.09.2011 03:18:00 | SETI@home | Requesting new tasks for CPU and ATI GPU
30.09.2011 03:18:43 |  | Project communication failed: attempting access to reference site
30.09.2011 03:18:43 | SETI@home | Scheduler request failed: Failure when receiving data from the peer
30.09.2011 03:18:45 |  | Internet access OK - project servers may be temporarily down.

Are other still having these problems and any suggestions.

Thanks,

Brett

VW Bobier's Message 1155100 a little down this thread made me think about the following:

I know the status of my current credit, because it is listed below the name of the posters in the thread. Also, you may be able to find this out by means of your account page.

But is there any way to find out how many tasks I have been able to run over the times?

With my system, this is still a little hard to find out. I have both several physical disks, most of them with several partitions on them (that is what I chose to have).

In some instances, I also have several logs. In fact, this can be having some advantages as well, in that numbers that could be considered to be slightly different when it comes to the sets of logs rather than the single lines themselves are more discernible or evident.

OK, I tried 3 different IP's, all failed. Any suggestions on IP's I can try.
Thanks.