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Welcome
The KUG consists of a selection of Karoo users that provide support to the Karoo userbase and feedback to KC.
For more information on how and why the KUG was formed and what we do, please read the About Us page.
If you are experiencing any issues with the Karoo service, please Contact Us and we will be happy to assist.
Karoo Wish List
The following are the top suggestions for improvements to the Karoo services:
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Shorter contract lengths for each of the Karoo Broadband services.
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An improved Karoo web server, i.e. more features and web space.
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A faster or unlimited news service.
Please Contact Us with your suggestions for improvements to the Karoo services.
Browser Watch
To avoid potential security issues, keep your web browser up to date:
The KUG recommend the use of Firefox.
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Karoo Broadband - New Services
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KC recently updated their Karoo Broadband product line to increase the monthly usage allowance on existing services, whilst at the same time introducing three new services, each with a different monthly usage allowance and corresponding price.
If you would like to read more about current events etc in the Karoo world, you might like to take a look at the official Facebook and Twitter pages provided by KC, or the unofficial Karoo Forums provided by a third-party.
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Date: Thu, 4 March 2010 21:15:00 GMT
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Author: James Stones
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Karoo Broadband - New Services
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KC appear to have published the information about the new Karoo Broadband Services a little early!
On an unrelated note (honestly), you may wish to take a look at Project Virgle, a new joint venture, courtesy of Virgin and Google, which was also announced today.
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Date: Tue, 1 April 2008 21:55:00 +0100
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Author: James Stones
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KC Implements DNS Redirection
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Recently KC have begun to redirect mistyped web addresses (or URL's) to Ask.com. This means that if you mistyped www.karoo.co.uk as www.kaaroo.co.uk you will end up at Ask.com.
This service is live across both the listed primary (212.50.160.100) and secondary (213.249.130.100) DNS servers. This service will break features in certain web browsers that auto correct addresses e.g. browsers that add on or try different top level domains automatically.
If you want to retain the use of your web browsers features there are two other DNS servers which this service is not active on, and these are 212.50.160.38 and 213.249.130.101.
Note: This service is a 'trial' hence it is possible to Contact KC and give your feedback on the service.
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Date: Tue, 25 March 2008 17:55:00 GMT
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Author: Chris Woodward
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All of the current and previous news items are available in the News Archive.
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