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More info?)
I had this happen to me.
Go to dlink.com and look for firmware updates.
"Brit W. [MS]" <britw@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>> Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2005 14:37:03 +0800
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>> Hi all ,
>>
>> I have intermitten internet connection loss .
>> Our company setup as follow , the ADSL modem is connection to the
>> WAN
>> port of DLink DI-624+ wireless router . The wireless is WEP
>> encryption(128Bit).
>> Our ADSL is a PPPoA connection .
>>
>> Whenever we have the problem , we need to reboot the wireless
>> router
>> then back to normal . But the problem will come back again .
>>
>> Anybody have ideas or suggestion to solve this problem .
>> I am using DLink DI-624+ wireless router and Dlink DWL-G122
>> Wireless
>> USB Adapter.
>>
>> Thanks
>> - wee tat
>>
>
> Based on my own personal experience, it sounds like you could have an
> addressing problem. I'd recommend that you check the following:
>
> First, check with your ISP to see what your DHCP lease time is. If your
> Internet use is intermittant, it could be that your lease is expiring
> during times of low activity.
>
> Check with your ISP to see if you are within the allowed range of the
> repeater station. It's possible that your ISP can tune the signal to
> your modem.
>
> Finally, there could be a physical problem with your ADSL line
> (partially broken wire), or noise on the line, that is causing a
> disruption in the service. It's possible your ISP can test for this as
> well.
>
> Best of luck.
>
> --
> Brit Weston, Microsoft
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