If you've been having trouble with Bayan DSL web connections to some websites (which we have for the past few weeks or so), you may be surprised to know that they have an HTTP proxy server you can use. Strange, considering that when reporting such problems to their trunkline, they never ask whether you're using that proxy server or not. I don't recall ever being told about it by the Bayan DSL staff.
My brother found out about it last night and lo and behold! The websites we've previously had trouble accessing, such as Yahoo Mail, Multiply, Flickr, etc. have become accessible and Youtube videos now stream well, etc.
The settings are:
HTTP proxy server: proxy.skyinet.net
Port: 3128
You can set these in the options dialog of Firefox, under Advanced -> Network -> Settings.
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Had to turn it off because my Mac's Software Update program kept timing out
when downloading. :(
You should be able to set the proxy server only for HTTP.
It was set for HTTP only. Apparently, that's the protocol used by Software
Update.