I have the exact same devices and had the exact same problem. I scripted PuTTY/plink to reboot them every night as a stopgap before they choked on their own and needed to be manually reset.
plink -batch -v -ssh -pw PutPasswordHere ad...@putipaddresshere reboot However, since upgrading to the newly released 2.0.0.5 firmware I have not needed to reboot once. If they are stable for another year I will re-categorize them in my mind as "not garbage" but for now I would not recommend these devices. Let me also point out that Cisco "small business" support was completely unable to help. I basically had to implement a hack, and wait 6 months for a firmware update. Jake Mohnkern Cambridge Computer Services >Anyone have a shell reference to Linksys WAPs? I have some >temperamental 4410Ns that like to lose connectivity to the LAN. The >switch indicates that that port is down. Unplugging the ethernet cord >and plugging it back immediately fixes this problem (no need to power >cycle!), but it's REALLLLLY inconvenient. I set the network switches >to 10GF instead of auto-negotiate, but I'd like to change that setting >on the Linksys side, too. You can't do this from the GUI. Ethtool is >missing from busybox on the Linksys, but maybe they have another tool >that will let me do this? > >Any other ideas? > >Mucho Gracious. > >Gil _______________________________________________ Tech mailing list [email protected] http://lopsa.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tech This list provided by the League of Professional System Administrators http://lopsa.org/
