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Troubleshooting
BAMnet
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Help, my
username won't connect!
My Situation: When dialing BAMnet,
a window pops up asking for my username and password. I
cannot get past this screen.
Our Suggestion: Usernames and passwords are case
sensitive. Make sure you entered your username and password
using the exact upper or lower case characters that you
entering during account sign-up.
Usernames
need to have "@bamnet" on the end. For example
"username@bamnet" would be a valid username.
If you are certain upper and lower case characters are properly
placed, check for blank spaces. There should not be any
blank spaces within your username and that includes checking
for spaces before or after your username. Completely delete
the username and password, make sure there are no spaces
in the input box, and retype your username and password.
Note:
After entering your password, you might notice the input
field showing the password contains ********************
a long line of stars, much longer then your password. This
is a security measure used by dialup networking to "mask"
the actual length of your password.
And
lastly, your account could be out of minutes. Log in to
our customer
admin to access details about your account
including time remaining.
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Dialing
via an outside line but getting a busy signal!
My Situation: I'm at a phone
that requires an "outside line" prior to making
a call such as in a hotel room. I configured my computer
for the outside line and tried connecting to BAMnet, but
my computer says the line is busy.
Our Suggestion: We've found that if the pause (delay)
between dialing the outside line digit and then dialing
BAMnet's dial-up number is too short, then your computer
will often report a busy signal. This is because the phone
system at your location was not ready to accept the outgoing
call. We recommend manually inserting commas between the
outside line digit and BAMnet's dial-up number (i.e. 9,,1-800-737-7530
or any of our modem numbers). See below for more details.
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Need to
dial a digit to get an outside line
My Situation: The location I'm
at requires that I first dial "9" (or any digit)
prior to making a phone call. I'm having trouble connecting.
Our Suggestion: Most dial-up software have features
that allow you to click properties and check the box "Dial
'9' for an outside line". However, we often find that
the delay is too short in-between the time when your computer
dials the digit for the outside line and dials BAMnet's
number. As an example, Windows 98 handles dialing outside
lines by inserting a space in-between the required digit
and BAMnet's dial-up number (i.e. 9 1-800-737-7530
or any of our modem numbers). We recommend prior
to dialing, place your mouse overtop the dial-up number
and insert a comma to increase the delay (i.e. 9,1-800-737-7530).
Each comma represents a momentary delay so if it appears
you are still having troubles gaining an outside line, you
could add a second comma to increase the delay.
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Modem Troubles
My Situation: I have been able
to dial BAMnet's modem number, and can hear the modems connect,
but all my modem does is make a long steady connection noise
and then disconnects after about 1 minute.
Our Suggestion: Depending
on the location you are calling from, there is a telecommunications
error that is causing too much line noise for a dialup modem
to work properly. We found the most
common cause is a location that has DSL (high speed Internet)
where you are missing the DSL line filter in-between your
computer's modem and the phone wall outlet.
Other
common solutions have been for notebook computer users,
try running the notebook computer on battery versus power
from the wall outlet. Sometimes there is too much "noise"
in the power line and that can cause problems for your notebook
computer, especially in modem communications.
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Contact
BAMnet Support
Can't find a solution to your troubles?
Use the form below to contact customer support with your
questions. Enter your user name (login ID) and we will contact
you via the phone number and/or email address that you registered
during account sign-up.
1-877-322-6638
(1-609-631-8356) Monday
- Friday, 9:00am - 9:00pm, EST
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