Terry Cox wrote:
> Has anyone tried the Digiweb with their Thompson cable modem on more
> than one PC via a router? When I put a wireless router in the loop for
> a DHCP/Firewall service the connection is very unstable, might work
> fine for an hour then drops it every 5, 10 or 30 minutes, seems
> perfectly random. Tried a Netgear and SMC router with latest firmware
> and both act the same. Digiweb confirm they are having no loss of
> connection and I tend to believe them as the phone service is also on
> the Thompsom cable modem and is unaffected. It feels like the Digiweb
> modem and the router can't seem to get on rather than a problem with
> the Digiweb connection - anyone experienced this?
>> Thanks Hopefully
>> Terry
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>Silly question?
you ARE using a real ethernet port router and not a dslmodem + wifi +router?
Sitecom, various Dlink, Clarkconnect, Zyxel, netgear, linksys WRT54G3g
(native and OpenWRT) and Patton all work for me.
A DSL router won't work.
I've had Metro since nov 2005 in Limerick.
Digiweb do about 5 different wireless tech, various DSL (only the
bitstream is generally available), fibre and 2 way satellite.
So you need to be specific.
This post courtesy of customised OpenWRT, linksys WRT54G3G and QFT
Flash-OFDM PCMCIA modem. (Digiweb Mobile) in Tyrellstown.
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Mike
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