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Okay, here's what I have... my client has five physical PC systems attached, they use DSL by AT&T, they are using a modem and a router a D-Link DI-614+ router and a 8/Port switch.
From out of nowhere... they lose internet connections, they have to unplug the router and modem and BAM! It works again! Does anyone have an idea what might be the issue... could it be the DSL Modem or is a PC the issue?! I am open to hear any suggestions? ![]()
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mine does that sometimes... but not very often.... so... i would so it could be a modem issue.
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Just had it happen to me
Chances are it's your ISP. I know ours was really bad at one point, causing our old Linksys router to freak out (complete loss of internet connectivity for about 5 minutes). After about a month, they cleared things up and it started working fine again.Assuming your using a wired connection, there's probably not much you can do. You could try updating any firmware to see if that helps.
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So, maybe AT&T has an update on the modem... I was thinking just that... it seems to be happening more often than usual... So, I will get on the horn with them tomorrow when I go back over there and find out what the story is with it.
I have a feeling you guys are right, that the modem is the problem and nothing else. Thanks! ![]()
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I have the same problem. Every 3-4 days I need to unplug the power from my modem (its a motorola cable modem and is about 4 years old) and wait a minute or 2 and then power it back up then it works fine. Its a total pain, but at least I can fix it.
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Mines even worse, seems like whenever there is a lot of activity after a dead period, it restarts. Probably does it about 5 times a day.
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Nope, I've tried everything on my end, we never had this problem until we switched from a static IP to a dynamic IP. I was reading over the logs on the modem and it appears it resets when it doesn't get a response from the DNS servers, so it must be something on their end.
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WOW! It seems it happens often than not, merely because the modem (in most cases I see here) is too old. My customer's modem is old too... maybe 4 years at least. They have to reset the modem at least 5 times a day as well... depending on the traffic and the busy schedule of things going on.
So, you guys think that if we replaced the modem it might fix it? Or not?! ![]()
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