DI-624 rev B + Orinoco a/b/g Gold

DI-624 rev B firmware 1.28 router + Orinoco a/b/g Gold PC card

They work fine when the router is recently rebooted. However, after a few
days (sometimes 2 days, sometimes more) of continuous operation, the link
will just drop suddenly. Signal strength at all times is above 90%. I use
WPA-SPK. DHCP is enabled.

This time, I decided to unplug the Orinoco card and used Powerline to
connect the laptop. After 12 hours of not doing anything to the router, I
plug Orinoco card back in. No, it still doesn't work! On Proxim Client
Utility: The channel is found (802.11g ch 9). The wrong encryption is found
(WEP). The IP stays at 0.0.0.0 . About 44460 frames received with errors
(only 34 frames received OK).

Since I unplugged and reinserted Orinoco card, I conclude that the DI-624
has problems. Unfortunately, the only way to fix it is to reboot the router
and lose LAN and Internet connection temporarily.

So far, I haven't found any wireless access point/router that let wireless
clients stay connected forever without rebooting. Please post if you have a
recommendation.

http://www.funk.com/ try the odyysey utility, worked for me.


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> DI-624 rev B firmware 1.28 router + Orinoco a/b/g Gold PC card
>
> They work fine when the router is recently rebooted. However, after a few
> days (sometimes 2 days, sometimes more) of continuous operation, the link
> will just drop suddenly. Signal strength at all times is above 90%. I use
> WPA-SPK. DHCP is enabled.
>
> This time, I decided to unplug the Orinoco card and used Powerline to
> connect the laptop. After 12 hours of not doing anything to the router, I
> plug Orinoco card back in. No, it still doesn't work! On Proxim Client
> Utility: The channel is found (802.11g ch 9). The wrong encryption is
found
> (WEP). The IP stays at 0.0.0.0 . About 44460 frames received with errors
> (only 34 frames received OK).
>
> Since I unplugged and reinserted Orinoco card, I conclude that the DI-624
> has problems. Unfortunately, the only way to fix it is to reboot the
router
> and lose LAN and Internet connection temporarily.
>
> So far, I haven't found any wireless access point/router that let wireless
> clients stay connected forever without rebooting. Please post if you have
a
> recommendation.
>
>
>