First up, if you haven't already, get a VPN account and use the VPN connection - see my previous post on this subject. Alright, everyone's using the VPN? Great - next, check that you have the latest AT&T Global Network Client. OK, now that you're ducks are in a row, let's figure out which servers actually work.
- Connect to AT&T and wait for Passport IP to open.
- Hit Escape and abort the connection attempt.
- Go to Start -> Run -> and type cmd and click OK. A command prompt will open.
- Now ping the 1st Chicago server by typing ping 204.146.91.80 and then pressing enter.
- Do you get a reply, or does it time out? If it times out, you can try the next IP. If it replies, congrats, you have a working server - make a note of it and keep on trying until you get a second one.
Chicago: 204.146.91.80 - .88
Los Angeles: 204.146.91.148 - .154
New York: 204.146.91.50 - .58
Don't give up until you have two of them! Enter your two addresses into the Connection Setup window, and enjoy a connection that works! If it begins to behave badly, you can repeat the process and find another working server. Happy submitting!
Update 26-Aug-10
Ivans is doing away with the Passport IP system and is instead opting for a system called Lime. They've used Blue Zone for a while, and the users have really liked it, so Ivans has repackaged Blue Zone in a Web interface and is calling it Lime - you may already be able to use it.
Connect with your AT&T Global Client (Ivans Connect), open you web browser then visit https://limecportal.ivans.com. When prompted input your user ID and password - if it proceeds you know you have it. If it doesn't work, call Ivans (or even better go to their Support Chat) and get a new contract.
Update 26-Aug-10
Ivans is doing away with the Passport IP system and is instead opting for a system called Lime. They've used Blue Zone for a while, and the users have really liked it, so Ivans has repackaged Blue Zone in a Web interface and is calling it Lime - you may already be able to use it.
Connect with your AT&T Global Client (Ivans Connect), open you web browser then visit https://limecportal.ivans.com. When prompted input your user ID and password - if it proceeds you know you have it. If it doesn't work, call Ivans (or even better go to their Support Chat) and get a new contract.
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