How do I check the filters?

Rob

On 3/09/10 7:45 PM, Barry Sexstone wrote:
Rob

Check your in-line filters as these can deteriorate and cause drop-outs when 
the phone is in use.

Barry


On 03/09/2010, at 4:07 PM, Rob Phillips wrote:

I have a noisy phone line. When the home phone rings I lose the ADSL 
connection. Is this the case for your friend?

Rob Phillips

On 03/09/2010, at 16:01, "Laura Webb"<el...@iinet.net.au>  wrote:

Hi Ronni

I've been able to speak to my friend and here are the answers to your questions.

She loses the connection while using the internet.

Not sure about whether cable or ADSL and she will try and find that out. I'm 
inclined to think it would be the latter but only guessing.

The router is a Belkin N Wireless Router (no number after the N)

The original router set up was done by a neighbour and perhaps therein lies the 
problem!! On one occasion she did phone Belkin and was then asked to unplug the 
router from downstairs and take it upstairs. She was not happy about doing that 
and also had so much trouble understanding the Indian lady on the other end of 
the phone that she gave up.

She also said that, generally speaking, the problem occurs more often during 
the day rather than late at night. Could this be related to usage in her area 
at various times of the day?

Any further advice would be most welcome.

Kind regards
Laura


On 03/09/2010, at 11:56 AM, Laura Webb wrote:


Hi Ronni

Thank you for your comments.

I'll try and get the answers to your questions and then get back to you again.

Kind regards
Laura

On 03/09/2010, at 9:50 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:


Hi Laura,

On 03/09/2010, at 9:12 AM, Laura Webb wrote:

Hi Roger&  Peter

Thanks for that but not sure if I have the answer. Except yesterday I took my 
MacBook to my friend's house with the idea of using it if she was having 
problems. That didn't work because when she lost connection I was unable to 
connect either! Suppose that indicates a Telstra problem.
The Router is loosing connection to the Internet, not actually the Wireless 
connection. It could indicate she does not have the Belkin Wireless Router 
setup correctly.
1. Is she loosing connection while using the Internet, or after a period of 
inactivity (after being idle for a while)?
2. Is she connected to Bigpond Cable or ADSL?
3. What Model Belkin Wireless Router is she using. (example: Belkin N1 Wireless 
Router)?

More detail will help someone give you advise.

Cheers,
Ronni

Having said that I seem to remember that her wireless icon was Ok which puzzled 
me as to why I could not connect. I even tried plugging into her router with an 
ethernet cable and there was no result there.

I might have to go back again and look more into detail.

Regards

Laura
On 03/09/2010, at 7:53 AM, rkor...@iinet.net.au wrote:


Hi laura

We will need more info!

Does the router loose connection to Telstra or is it just the iMac loosing 
connection?

Regards

Roger


On Fri Sep  3  7:34 , Laura Webb<el...@iinet.net.au>  sent:

Good morning all

This is a query on behalf of a friend who is a fairly new Mac user.  She loves 
her iMac but the enjoyment is being taken
away by her frustration at constantly losing internet connection.
Her ISP is Telstra. When she phones Telstra to complain about the 
disconnections they ask what kind of modem she has
and when she says a Belkin Wireless router they say they can't help her!! She 
lives in a 2 storey townhouse, the router is
downstairs, the iMac is upstairs.
If necessary she will happily have another phone point installed to bring the 
router closer to the computer but needs to
know if that might solve the problem.
Any advice would be appreciated.

Regards
Laura

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