On Oct 14, 2004, at 8:13 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
<snip>So the idea that different gear may be stronger or more tolerant is notThanks for the validation, Scott. I'm staying here another day in Boise
off-the-wall at all.
Thanks for letting us know how it all turned out.
scott; canada
because the ISP is sending a replacement DSL router (tomorrow) to see if
that solves the problem (logical, since it is the only critical component
in the whole network that I have not replaced!). That will tell us whether
this theory is right or not.
Dale Mirenda
The replacement for the suspect FlowPoint 2200 DSL router arrived today from the ISP (an Efficient Networks 5851). I plugged it into the network sans the "crutch" switch between the two routers, and it worked like a charm. Hypothesis becomes history.
Thanks again to all who helped me with this problem, with a special nod of course to Ray who put me on the fast track to the solution. I also learned a lot about troubleshooting these issues from all of you who responded, and that is just as valuable as, if not more than, fixing this one.
This entire incident also goes quite a ways with my superiors, who once again have seen first-hand the reliability of the LEAF routers, and the support system that has grown around them.
Case closed, lessons learned.
Dale Mirenda
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