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Does the router have a "keep alive" option for the pppoe connection? btb "JC" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed) om... > I'm stumped ![]() > > I have an original (BEFW11S4 - ver. 1) Linksys Cable/DSL Router with > 4-port switch... up until a few weeks ago the thing has worked pretty > darn well... but then... > > I bought a new nForce2 mobo for my gaming PC and built up my 2nd > computer with some spare parts (so two computers on the Ethernet ports > - not wireless). Up until that 2nd computer came into the picture, I > had been using my laptop and my wife's computer on wireless NICs (and > they were working beautifully as well). > > However, for some reason my router has been totally flaky ever since > adding that 4th computer to my LAN and continually drops my connection > to my ISP (using PPPoE in the router). The only way for me to get it > back is to reboot the router, or shut down the DSL modem and THEN > reboot the router (worst case). > > Then my connection will stay up for a few hours, maybe a day or two at > most... but sure enough, I come downstairs and my Ethernet light on my > DSL modem is off (showing that the router is no longer responding to > it) and the router says "Connecting" on my Status panel for the PPPoE > connection. > > I'm totally baffled here.... all I have on the router is ONE computer > right now (just the Internet PC I built) and I have no idea if the > connection will be up by the time I finish writing this... > > Has anyone had this problem? I don't know if it's my router (I'm > assuming it is), my DSL connection, or a really pissed off Ethernet > card that is scrambling the router somehow (maybe?)... > > Any experience with a lost PPPoE connection using Linksys routers? My > firmware is current (1.44.2z as of 12/13/02) and the Linksys FAQ is > useless... > > Thanks in advance to anyone that knows anything! I'm going nuts over > here! > > - JC |