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Tokidoki Premium Member join:2002-08-26 South Richmond Hill, NY	Tokidoki to ZOverLord Premium Member 2005-Oct-20 6:37 pm to ZOverLord Re: Wireless-B Router BEFW11S4 Constant DIsconnect said by ZOverLord: said by Tokidoki: As good as a fix that could be, there should be no need for it Zoverlord. Really appreaciated the idea of this as it helped out for a few days before it crapped out again. Did you try the different Media types, and did you Lock up? Because if you did it proves that it is a Media Player on one of your computers causing the problem. Yes I agree there SHOULD be no need for doing this, but the only other solution is to buy a new router, for the moment this seems like a cheaper solution. What router would you recommend? the WRT54G?
	actions · 2005-Oct-20 6:37 pm ·
Moody_Blue join:2004-01-21 Portugal	Moody_Blue Member 2005-Oct-20 7:11 pm Go to linksys site at install firmware 1.52.02. I had 1.50 and the router was extremely unstable at the time. I don't remember my experience with 1.50.14, I remember that it was better than 1.50. Also disabling DHCP and setting MTU at 768 (the same for fragmentation and RTS thresholds) kept it very stable for 3 concurrent wireless computers.
	actions · 2005-Oct-20 7:11 pm ·
ZOverLord Premium Member join:2003-10-20 Minneapolis, MN	ZOverLord Premium Member 2005-Oct-20 7:37 pm said by Moody_Blue: Go to linksys site at install firmware 1.52.02. I had 1.50 and the router was extremely unstable at the time. I don't remember my experience with 1.50.14, I remember that it was better than 1.50. Also disabling DHCP and setting MTU at 768 (the same for fragmentation and RTS thresholds) kept it very stable for 3 concurrent wireless computers. After changing the Media Players and the MTU size to 1,500 this router has been ROCK SOLID for months. With 2 wired and 3 wireless computers.
	actions · 2005-Oct-20 7:37 pm ·
ZOverLord	ZOverLord to Tokidoki Premium Member 2005-Oct-20 7:38 pm to Tokidoki said by Tokidoki: said by ZOverLord: said by Tokidoki: As good as a fix that could be, there should be no need for it Zoverlord. Really appreaciated the idea of this as it helped out for a few days before it crapped out again. Did you try the different Media types, and did you Lock up? Because if you did it proves that it is a Media Player on one of your computers causing the problem. Yes I agree there SHOULD be no need for doing this, but the only other solution is to buy a new router, for the moment this seems like a cheaper solution. What router would you recommend? the WRT54G? I would recommend keeping this one, and just doing the changes, unless you need more speed as in 802.11g
	actions · 2005-Oct-20 7:38 pm ·

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