> Our public IP Address is typically in the 210.55.219.0 range ... so not
> affected by the 222.* problem. When online we can access anywhere OK.
>
> Any ideas anyone?
>
> What is the node 210.55.64.64, as it appears that that may be where our
> problem is....
>

I was having the same problems too. My ISP temporarily put me on a static IP
and the micro-outages of the internet disappeared. My DSL line and PPP
interface have been rock solid .. it looks more a problem with the coe
Telecom IP network.

My firewall still receives lots of probes from other DSL users in the
219.88.x.x range when my internet breaks after 210.55.64.64. I presume this
box is a big beasty PPP concentrator like an Juniper ERX or similar.

Rgds,
Nik

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