Connection quits with mn-700

Lately i have been having problems with my mn-700. I will
be surfing the net or playing a game online and suddenly
the connection will be gone. I either had to reset the
base station or reboot the cable modem to get it working
again. After a bit, it does the same thing. If i
connect just the cable modem to the pc, i have no
problems. Anyone else having this issue? Thanks for any
advice you all may have.

>-----Original Message-----
>Lately i have been having problems with my mn-700. I
will
>be surfing the net or playing a game online and suddenly
>the connection will be gone. I either had to reset the
>base station or reboot the cable modem to get it working
>again. After a bit, it does the same thing. If i
>connect just the cable modem to the pc, i have no
>problems. Anyone else having this issue? Thanks for any
>advice you all may have.
>.
>Try going into the management tools, then Wide Area
Network, go down to Maximum idle time and set for 999 and
click apply. This worked for me.

I do not have the maximum idle time option available in
the WAN settings at all. I tried to look for it in other
places and found nothing. Any other suggestions? Thanks.


>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Lately i have been having problems with my mn-700. I
>will
>>be surfing the net or playing a game online and suddenly
>>the connection will be gone. I either had to reset the
>>base station or reboot the cable modem to get it working
>>again. After a bit, it does the same thing. If i
>>connect just the cable modem to the pc, i have no
>>problems. Anyone else having this issue? Thanks for
any
>>advice you all may have.
>>.
>>Try going into the management tools, then Wide Area
>Network, go down to Maximum idle time and set for 999 and
>click apply. This worked for me.
>.
>

You only get the "Maximum idle time" option on PPPoE connections is why
you don't see it.

At this point the only thing I can think of is check the firmware version.

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> I do not have the maximum idle time option available in
> the WAN settings at all. I tried to look for it in other
> places and found nothing. Any other suggestions? Thanks.
>
>

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