On 14 Mar 2006 17:03:21 -0800, "LOd Kiu" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> I wish to share with you one strange behavior I have noticed on my
> router Netgear DG834G.
> After installing a printer on Linux OS I have lost the internet
> connections and the log in the router show me "The LCP is allowed to
> come up" and then, few time later I have got no connections.
I don't understand what happened now. After LCP goes up the router should
either say "CHAP authentication success" if able to connect to the DSL
network or "Initialize LCP" one minute later when no connection can be
made. Did the log have any more entry lines after that line?
> Quickly I
> removed the printer and the router goes running.
After your PC re-established a connection to the Internet or even just to
the router, what did the router's log page say about any events which
occurred during the period during which you lost connectivity?
> Why does it happen it?
> Moreover, yerstaday I attempted to connect to internet but no
> connectios was possibile untill night. The only thing I have made was
> to delete the broweser cache.
Were you able to connect to the router? If so, what did the Router Status
page say about whether there was a connection (Look under Modem Status:
for the word Connected)?
> I have tryed to reset the router, to switch to another ethernet port I
> have on my motherboard (MSI K8N Diamond), but no connection. Leds were
> working all, but no comunications between my pc and the router and if I
> attempt to get into the router by browser I obtained unknown address.
> Is it possibile that can happen ???
Without more information it sounds to me that your printer's presence is
killing the operation of some software components in your Linux OS and
this is not a Netgear issue. But if you have more DG834G log information
it would help in the diagnosis.
Tony
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