What I have found with D-Link wirless routers is that after 24hours of
use I have to cycle the power of the router. after calling D-link about
this problem I am told to reset the router to factory default. second
call was check the MTU, then my third call was to set short preable to
off. next time I will be thinking twice about their products
Ryan Verner wrote:
On Sun, 2005-08-07 at 12:39 +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. Do I just have a bad apple and should I just get a replacement or
is the a
fundamental problem with this model of D-link modems?
Sounds a lot like other Dlink modems I've played with. I've replaced
dozens of them due to similar behaviour - the brand seems to have a
plague of horribly broken modems that like to misbehave.
Their network cards do silly things also. They don't drop packets,
just bits which corrupts the data stream. I avoid them like the plague.
Billion 5402's (ADSL2+ capable) are under $100/each - do yourself a
favour and get one of those, or something similar. :-)
R
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