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Text 2958, 188 rader
Skriven 2005-03-07 17:20:26 av John Oellrich (1:379/45)
   Kommentar till text 2771 av Mike '/m' (1:379/45)
Ärende: Re: DSL periodically dies, why?
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From: "John Oellrich" <john@oellrich.us>

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Mike,

It isn't limited to DSL. I have periods of time where I have to do it =
regularly with my cable modem, but then for months at a stretch I don't. = I
think there is something about having a fixed IP address for the modem = and
then having another device behind it that does DHCP. I never had = this problem
with my DSL modem, which didn't have a fixed IP address. = May be conflicting
lease expiration times, god knows. Just happy it = hasn't happened for a while
;->

--=20
john

john@oellrich.us
  "Mike '/m'" <mike@barkto.com> wrote in message =
news:82cf219cmuoraoeko9p18q4bkl0k5ud8p9@4ax.com...

  I regularly have to reboot my DSL modem.   "For some reason" the modem =
seems
  to get out of sync with the modem on the central office side, and all
  communications cease.

  I think this is going to be the Achilles heal of DSL.  My provider =
(SBC)
  denies it occurs, yet it happens to my friends as well.

   /m






  On Thu, 03 Mar 2005 17:55:40 -0500, "RobertB." <rb28@nyu.edu> wrote:

  >This has been bugging me for a while. I've got a DSL line from Cloud9 =

  >Internet. Not a bad outfit, small, and they answer the phone. I pay a =

  >premium though. Bandwidth is good (1.5 down and 3 something up). I've =

  >got a DSL modem from a company called "Greatspeed" that may have gone =

  >out of business (this was supplied by the ISP -- not for free). =
That's=20
  >hooked up to an Asant=E9 router, which is hooked up to my iMac and my =

  >aging Micron Millenia (not always on, however).=20
  >
  >The Mac sleeps at night but is always "on". I disabled the timeout=20
  >setting when I set up the router and DSL modem. Periodically, I'll =
wake=20
  >the OS X machine in the morning and find I don't have a 'Net =
connection=20
  >anymore. The solution involves (usually) disconnecting the connection =

  >between the router and the DSL modem, plugging the iMac's Ethernet =
cable=20
  >directly into the router and hitting the Web. If that don't work (it=20
  >didn't this morning). I have to reboot the modem. I then have to=20
  >reconnect the Ethernet cable back to the router, connect the router =
back=20
  >to the DSL modem, and usually reboot the router as well.=20
  >
  >Why all the hullabaloo when this should be on ALL THE TIME!=20
  >
  >Can someone please explain? I have a fixed IP address, by the way, =
which=20
  >I think the ISP jiggers in one way or another (since it's PPPoE that=20
  >they're using).=20
  >
  >Aside. C9 tech support sez (though I don't see how) that the DSL =
modem=20
  >is doing NAT, but I don't know how. Cause the machine's IP is visible =

  >without the router (which does NAT).=20
  >
  >robert

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<DIV>Mike,</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>It isn't limited to DSL. I have periods of time where I have to do =
it=20
regularly with my cable modem, but then for months at a stretch I don't. = I
think=20
there is something about having a fixed IP address for the modem and = then
having=20
another device behind it that does DHCP. I never had this problem with = my
DSL=20
modem, which didn't have a fixed IP address. May be conflicting lease =
expiration=20
times, god knows. Just happy it hasn't happened for a while ;-&gt;</DIV>
<DIV><BR>-- <BR>john</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><A href=3D"mailto:john@oellrich.us">john@oellrich.us</A></DIV>
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  <DIV>"Mike '/m'" &lt;<A =
href=3D"mailto:mike@barkto.com">mike@barkto.com</A>&gt;=20
  wrote in message <A=20
  =
href=3D"news:82cf219cmuoraoeko9p18q4bkl0k5ud8p9@4ax.com">news:82cf219cmuo=
raoeko9p18q4bkl0k5ud8p9@4ax.com</A>...</DIV><BR>I=20
  regularly have to reboot my DSL modem.&nbsp;&nbsp; "For some reason" =
the modem=20
  seems<BR>to get out of sync with the modem on the central office side, =
and=20
  all<BR>communications cease.<BR><BR>I think this is going to be the =
Achilles=20
  heal of DSL.&nbsp; My provider (SBC)<BR>denies it occurs, yet it =
happens to my=20
  friends as well.<BR><BR>&nbsp;/m<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR>On Thu, 03 =
Mar=20
  2005 17:55:40 -0500, "RobertB." &lt;<A=20
  href=3D"mailto:rb28@nyu.edu">rb28@nyu.edu</A>&gt; =
wrote:<BR><BR>&gt;This has=20
  been bugging me for a while. I've got a DSL line from Cloud9 =
<BR>&gt;Internet.=20
  Not a bad outfit, small, and they answer the phone. I pay a =
<BR>&gt;premium=20
  though. Bandwidth is good (1.5 down and 3 something up). I've =
<BR>&gt;got a=20
  DSL modem from a company called "Greatspeed" that may have gone =
<BR>&gt;out of=20
  business (this was supplied by the ISP -- not for free). That's =
<BR>&gt;hooked=20
  up to an Asant=E9 router, which is hooked up to my iMac and my =
<BR>&gt;aging=20
  Micron Millenia (not always on, however). <BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;The Mac =
sleeps at=20
  night but is always "on". I disabled the timeout <BR>&gt;setting when =
I set up=20
  the router and DSL modem. Periodically, I'll wake <BR>&gt;the OS X =
machine in=20
  the morning and find I don't have a 'Net connection <BR>&gt;anymore. =
The=20
  solution involves (usually) disconnecting the connection =
<BR>&gt;between the=20
  router and the DSL modem, plugging the iMac's Ethernet cable =
<BR>&gt;directly=20
  into the router and hitting the Web. If that don't work (it =
<BR>&gt;didn't=20
  this morning). I have to reboot the modem. I then have to =
<BR>&gt;reconnect=20
  the Ethernet cable back to the router, connect the router back =
<BR>&gt;to the=20
  DSL modem, and usually reboot the router as well. <BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;Why =
all the=20
  hullabaloo when this should be on ALL THE TIME! <BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;Can =
someone=20
  please explain? I have a fixed IP address, by the way, which <BR>&gt;I =
think=20
  the ISP jiggers in one way or another (since it's PPPoE that =
<BR>&gt;they're=20
  using). <BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;Aside. C9 tech support sez (though I don't see =
how)=20
  that the DSL modem <BR>&gt;is doing NAT, but I don't know how. Cause =
the=20
  machine's IP is visible <BR>&gt;without the router (which does NAT).=20
  <BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;robert<BR></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>

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