ADSL Router/Modem

"Nigel Molesworth" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> In uk.telecom.broadband, Gaz wrote:
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>>the older edition of the officeconnect, but this revision, is rock
>>steady, with the feb firmware.
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> Yes, the older model suffered from hangups with P2P I understand.

Yes, i am a fan of bittorrent, it would hang, and i wouldnt even be able to
access on the wireless, had to physically pull out the power. No such
problems with this though, since the firmware update (i was loseing dns a
few times on the old firmware).

Gaz

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> Nigel M
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> "Time may be a great healer,
> but he's a lousy beautician"

"Gaz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Nigel Molesworth" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > In uk.telecom.broadband, Gaz wrote:
> >
> >>the older edition of the officeconnect, but this revision, is rock
> >>steady, with the feb firmware.
> >
> > Yes, the older model suffered from hangups with P2P I understand.
>
> Yes, i am a fan of bittorrent, it would hang, and i wouldnt even be able
to
> access on the wireless, had to physically pull out the power. No such
> problems with this though, since the firmware update (i was loseing dns a
> few times on the old firmware).

I'm not seeing any issues at all with the router hanging. The only oddity
I've seen in 3 months is when the router decided to reboot itself. My att.
is 63dB, SNR 11dB and the router just drops the ISP connection every now and
again. Normally once or twice a day but it was terrible over the bank
holiday weekend. My USB Speedtouch provides a rock solid connection which
never drops so I can only assume the router is at fault or is just less
tolerant of line statistics.

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> Gaz
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> > Nigel M
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> > "Time may be a great healer,
> > but he's a lousy beautician"
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