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Radiation is good
Nope..... and why do you want to know?
Radiation is good
Curiosity
I've climbed a cellphone tower
I have access, what do you want to know?Originally posted by rcurn
Is the Bell intranet site (http://www.infonet.bell.ca/)?
I've climbed a cellphone tower
there's not much you can do on there.Originally posted by rcurn
Curiosity
Just activations, MIN changes, ESN changes, etc. Stuff I need at a store.
I've climbed a cellphone tower
I think he wants info on 1x, like phones and inside info. That's on a totally diffeent site.Originally posted by BellMobilityGuy
Just activations, MIN changes, ESN changes, etc. Stuff I need at a store.
Radiation is good
Cause I went into a Bell store, and as I was watching a clerk activating a customers phone I noticed it was a web page that he was using. So I memorized the site: http://www.infonet.bell.ca/ and I guess I had a bad memory. Is the site password protected? Maybe that was a stupid question. Does Telus have the same thing?
Last edited by finalcoolman; 03-23-2002 at 02:49 PM.
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You can only have access to a company's intranet if you are within the LAN or WAN. So even if you had the correct URL you would not be able to access it from the internet.
Radiation is good
Yes you can. This is not an intranet site, but an internet site. I figured out the correct URL. It's: http://www.infonet.bellmobility.ca/
But you still need an ID and password.
I've got more phones than fingers
read those words that appear when you hit that site before proceeding! hehe
Dreaderus
Where's the dialtone?
Its nice to see people talking about infonet on here.
Dreaderus and I hope the hee hee doesn't mean you don't take the legal seriously....
oospare yes you can access the site from anywhere in the world as it is a intnet address - but alas no id or password then others cannot get in.
I've got more phones than fingers
In retrospect it was a response in a joking matter to the seriousness of it, going to that site and trying to gain access is not a good idea.
Dreaderus
Where's the dialtone?
Dreaderus
Yes the security on the site is very good. That's Bell for ya though well done and secure!
Do you work at a store?
I've climbed a cellphone tower
The id's and passwords are freely available online.Originally posted by Dreaderus
In retrospect it was a response in a joking matter to the seriousness of it, going to that site and trying to gain access is not a good idea.
Dreaderus
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