Standard troubleshooting would suggest resetting each separately to isolate the offending component.
Sent from my iPhone On Aug 25, 2008, at 23:51, "Aaron Elekes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thank you everyone for all their input. I did try Nate's idea of > removing the "KE5KAF S" from the Gateway Registration. I thought > this might be the problem until late this evening.. Yup... my > repeater did the funky chicken again! > > As for Internet problems. I have my MTU set according to the > documentation for my Gateway. I have also previously tried it set to > auto. > > I'm suspecting the controller is having a problem talking to the > gateway and repeater module OR there is RF leakage coming back in to > the controller or gateway machine. That is the only thing I can > think of. > > Something noticeable. If I reset the controller, repeater and > gateway everything works for a good day or two, depending on the > amount of gateway traffic. If it's busy while I am connected to a > reflector then, the problems will persist much faster (Maybe later > that day). > > So resetting everything works so it must be between the gateway, > controller and module no? > > Aaron > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
