Belkin F5D7630uk4A Problems

Hi

I have a problem with my Belkin ADSL/Wireless 54G router which has plagued
me for some time.

The ADSL modem should connect automatically when it detects traffic not
destined for the local network, and indeed sometimes it does!

However, invariably it doesn't connect automatically and in order to connect
to the internet I have to start the connection manually by going onto the
web based admin page and clicking connect. A real pain!

Strangely I find that WindowsXP machines are most sucessful at making the
modem connect whilst a Win98 machine is very unreliable and my XBOX never
starts the connection, which is really annoying as I always have to start a
PC to connect to XBOX live.

It seems to make no difference as to whether a client connects via a wired
or wireless connection and I have the latest firmware on the router.

Anyone else experience this? Belkin support don't seem to have!

Jonathan

"Jonathan Day" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<kPNOc.440$(E-Mail Removed)>...
> Hi
>
> I have a problem with my Belkin ADSL/Wireless 54G router which has plagued
> me for some time.
>
> The ADSL modem should connect automatically when it detects traffic not
> destined for the local network, and indeed sometimes it does!
>
> Anyone else experience this? Belkin support don't seem to have!

Yes - I had exactly the same problem. I contacted Belkin support, and
they recommended I set the Idle Timeout to 0 (on the PPPoA screen).

I tried it, and it 'solved' the problem (at least it's much better
than it was).

I suspect that it may just be masking the problem rather than solving
it - but what the heck - it works!

--
Colin

"Colin Wilson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed) om...
> "Jonathan Day" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:<kPNOc.440$(E-Mail Removed)>...
> > Hi
> >
> > I have a problem with my Belkin ADSL/Wireless 54G router which has
plagued
> > me for some time.
> >
> > The ADSL modem should connect automatically when it detects traffic not
> > destined for the local network, and indeed sometimes it does!
> >
> > Anyone else experience this? Belkin support don't seem to have!
>
> Yes - I had exactly the same problem. I contacted Belkin support, and
> they recommended I set the Idle Timeout to 0 (on the PPPoA screen).
>
> I tried it, and it 'solved' the problem (at least it's much better
> than it was).
>
> I suspect that it may just be masking the problem rather than solving
> it - but what the heck - it works!
>
> --
> Colin

Thanks very much - I will certainly try this an let you know if it works,

Jonathan