- Dec 13, 2006
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We used to have a BT Home Hub 5 and it seemed to work fine, stayed up for months with very little problems (replaced it as the port forwarding did not work and wanted a VPN). We have a few Ubiquaty APs and some computers on a wired network. The ASUS router is a couple of buildings from our main site, connected with a wired cable which goes into a TP-LINK gigabit switch which connects to a Ubiquity Poe toughswitch which runs the APs.
There is also a computer in the shop which connects to the ASUS router via wifi.
The problem we are having is every couple of days we have to reboot the router, we basically cant comet some of the computers (mainly on wifi but also wired) to connect and this seems to be the only solution.
What do people thing. Is the router knackered or is there another problem?
Ben
PS it was a used router we brought, in retrospect this may not of been the best iea
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There is also a computer in the shop which connects to the ASUS router via wifi.
The problem we are having is every couple of days we have to reboot the router, we basically cant comet some of the computers (mainly on wifi but also wired) to connect and this seems to be the only solution.
What do people thing. Is the router knackered or is there another problem?
Ben
PS it was a used router we brought, in retrospect this may not of been the best iea
.
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