2010-09-23, 09:39 PM
I've had this problem before.
From experience and what I've heard and stuff, problems like this can be a real pain to pinpoint. Several possibilities include...
1) Your router is pineappled. To eliminate/ confirm this, ask to borrow a router from a friend or test yours at their house.
- Also, check how the router behaves when this happens. What lights turn out? Just the networking lights? Or is it losing power?
2) Your ISP sucks. Or they have changed something recently. Try phoning them.
3) Problems elsewhere in the wiring between you and ISP. (Maybe not as likely in the US as in NZ)
It is the most pineappling annoying thing to deal with I know
D-Link routers are also a real pain to configure due to the poor documentation and interface. Cisco is a lot better.
Rick gave me a poke on MSN saying you're having trouble, so yeah. Good luck Harry
From experience and what I've heard and stuff, problems like this can be a real pain to pinpoint. Several possibilities include...
1) Your router is pineappled. To eliminate/ confirm this, ask to borrow a router from a friend or test yours at their house.
- Also, check how the router behaves when this happens. What lights turn out? Just the networking lights? Or is it losing power?
2) Your ISP sucks. Or they have changed something recently. Try phoning them.
3) Problems elsewhere in the wiring between you and ISP. (Maybe not as likely in the US as in NZ)
It is the most pineappling annoying thing to deal with I know
D-Link routers are also a real pain to configure due to the poor documentation and interface. Cisco is a lot better.
Rick gave me a poke on MSN saying you're having trouble, so yeah. Good luck Harry