I have a wireless linksys router and every now-and-then it loses the
connection and I have to restart the router. Is there any solution to
this problem? I have read that it could be related to my IP Lease Time
but could ther be any other causes?
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Re: Router Woes
by Bill M. » Fri Nov 11, 2005 12:20 pm
On 11 Nov 2005 08:08:59 -0800, djnaab@gmail.com wrote:
By chance, is it the Linksys WRT54G V5? My sister just picked up one
of those and it does the same thing. In her case, it's not related to
DHCP lease times so I'm looking for another cause.
--
Bill
I have a wireless linksys router and every now-and-then it loses the
connection and I have to restart the router. Is there any solution to
this problem? I have read that it could be related to my IP Lease Time
but could ther be any other causes?
By chance, is it the Linksys WRT54G V5? My sister just picked up one
of those and it does the same thing. In her case, it's not related to
DHCP lease times so I'm looking for another cause.
--
Bill
- Bill M.
Re: Router Woes
by James Knott » Fri Nov 11, 2005 12:20 pm
djnaab@gmail.com wrote:
It could be you've got a crappy router. Without further info, it's
impossible to tell. As for lease time, your ISP will give you a value.
It's your router's responsibility to renew the lease before it expires.
It might also be a problem with your arp cache etc. You can use a monitor,
such as ethereal, to watch what happens.
I have a wireless linksys router and every now-and-then it loses the
connection and I have to restart the router. Is there any solution to
this problem? I have read that it could be related to my IP Lease Time
but could ther be any other causes?
It could be you've got a crappy router. Without further info, it's
impossible to tell. As for lease time, your ISP will give you a value.
It's your router's responsibility to renew the lease before it expires.
It might also be a problem with your arp cache etc. You can use a monitor,
such as ethereal, to watch what happens.
- James Knott
Re: Router Woes
by Dave » Fri Nov 11, 2005 12:20 pm
I am not sure of the exact name (i've had it for a year or so) but it
very well could be a Linksys bug or something like that...I dont think
its a dhcp release time thing b/c it does it on a unpredictable
pattern...it may be fine for 3 days then act up or it may be fine for
an hour and act up....keep me posted if you find out anything...
very well could be a Linksys bug or something like that...I dont think
its a dhcp release time thing b/c it does it on a unpredictable
pattern...it may be fine for 3 days then act up or it may be fine for
an hour and act up....keep me posted if you find out anything...
- Dave
Re: Router Woes
by john » Sun Nov 13, 2005 10:28 pm
James Knott <james.knott@rogers.com> wrote in
news:krWdne56285vU-neRVn-hA@rogers.com:
It also can be a cable modem going bad! I had a similar problem and
replaced my router SEVERAL TIMES with diferent vendor types - sill would
drop connection especially when transfering large files (well 4meg which
means I had a real problem getting microsoft service packs!). Turned out to
be the modem - when I replaced it all was just fine (got the 128meg directX
update and even a 700meg Linux live CD image).
news:krWdne56285vU-neRVn-hA@rogers.com:
It also can be a cable modem going bad! I had a similar problem and
replaced my router SEVERAL TIMES with diferent vendor types - sill would
drop connection especially when transfering large files (well 4meg which
means I had a real problem getting microsoft service packs!). Turned out to
be the modem - when I replaced it all was just fine (got the 128meg directX
update and even a 700meg Linux live CD image).
djnaab@gmail.com wrote:
I have a wireless linksys router and every now-and-then it loses the
connection and I have to restart the router. Is there any solution
to this problem? I have read that it could be related to my IP Lease
Time but could ther be any other causes?
It could be you've got a crappy router. Without further info, it's
impossible to tell. As for lease time, your ISP will give you a
value. It's your router's responsibility to renew the lease before it
expires. It might also be a problem with your arp cache etc. You can
use a monitor, such as ethereal, to watch what happens.
- john
Re: Router Woes
by Dave » Tue Nov 22, 2005 4:20 am
I found out with mine that it was a bad capacitor. Check with your
manufacturer. Mine was a linksys.
manufacturer. Mine was a linksys.
- Dave
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