have a lot of Wireless connection unavailable type errors; I'm not 20
feet away from the modem with my laptop either. Its kinda lame. But
hey it still works 80% of the time.
SIGH.
Maybe its cuz the router is 2.4Ghz and so are the cordless phones in the
apartment.
Beetz me.
brendan avery 2.0 developers edition
http://www.brendanavery.com
-----Original Message-----
From: jeremiah bascue [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 1:12 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: re: speaking of linksys...
I had a really similar problem when I had the same linksys as you do.
The solution was to move it away from the cable modem -- at least 6
feet. My new router is a lot more forgiving than the Linksys was in
this regard, but it's no where near as tidy and that's a big problem for
a cable-tidy-neat-freak like me. ;)
Anyway, it might be worth giving this a shot.
--jeremiah
bret <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I have a Linksys 4-port Cable/DSL router. It's worked great until
> about 2 weeks ago, when it totally freaked out and wouldn't release
its
> DHCP lease with Comcast. I spent pretty much all day getting it back
> online.
>
> It worked great for awhile and now it seems to be locking up several
> times a day, to the point where I have to do the magic
> router-reanimation-dance and power it down, power down the cable
modem,
> then power them both back up in reverse order. Note that it does not
> appear to matter if I am naked when performing said dance.
>
> So, this is a two-fold question:
>
> 1) Anyone have this problem before and find a permanent fix?
>
> 2) Assuming the answer to number one is buying a different router,
does
> anyone have any non-linksys suggestions? Needs to be pretty
low-profile
> so it will fit in our silly media hub that lives in the wall of our
> closet. Minimum 4-ports, plus all those nifty firewall features and
stuff.
>
> -Bret
>
>
>
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