I have determined that I can remain connected if the
computer is hooked directly to the modem, but that
doesn't help the other users on my home network any and
am fairly certain the prolem lies with the MN-100.
Changing cables ports etc seems to make no difference. I
am not understanding the device's erratic behavior. Are
there any other suggestions?
I noticed that there is a firmware update for the mn100
on windows update, but the firmware does not fully
install take forcing me to reset the basestation to
factory defaults.
>-----Original Message-----
>It's a problem in the PC or in the PC to MN-100
>connection (not in connecting to the Internet or in the
>modem).
>
>Make sure the cable is properly connected on the MN-100
>and the PC. Ty using a different port on the MN-100, and
>if possible a different cable.
>
>Otherwise, try connecting the modem directly to the PC.
>First turn on the firewall on the PC (ICF), and then
>connect it to the modem. Check if it works well. If not,
>there is either a misconfiguration on the PC (more
>probable), or a problem with the ethernet card (rare).
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>my base station seems to be dropping the cable modem
>>connection erratically. Broadband Networking displays
>>the "Local area cable disconnected" on the taskbar and
I
>>have to powercycle the mn-100 and have to use ipconfig
>to
>>reconnect to cable modem/dhcp server as basestation
>>management tool shows "cannot be displayed" page. Under
>>LAN settings, I have lease time set to maximum (2
>weeks).
>>Cable modem seems to remain connected without any
>>fiddling. Any ideas as to what's going on?
>>.
>>
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