Mountaineer1
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Re: Problems with WRT54G v6, lost connection.
Looks like they're all up-to-date.  |
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BliND123
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I think the router has the newest from Linksys, it is v1.01.0. And the Speedstream 4100 modem has v1.0.0.53. |
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Mountaineer1
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said by BLiND123 :
Ok, ty. So that should be it now? Time to test?
Hopefully,that's it. Test,yes. Do speed tests,download large files,etc.. See if your connection drops again. BTW,what firmware is on the WRT54Gv6 and on the modem?
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BLiND123
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Ok, ty. So that should be it now? Time to test? |
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Mountaineer1
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Set it to Always Attempt to Connect. |
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BliND123
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Um...It's connect on demand. I think one of the links you gave me on how to setup the modem for this problem said to put it on that. |
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Mountaineer1
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In the modem's Connection Configurations page,is it set to "Always Attempt to Connect",or "Smart Keep alive"?
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BliND123
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I'm not sure...is that where the link goes up and down?
2007/02/01 18:18:30 GMT E |System |=============== SYSTEM UP ===============
2007/02/01 18:18:30 GMT E |System |Current Mode: PPP on the modem (Private IP for LAN device)
2007/02/01 18:18:30 GMT E |DSL |DataPump Version - 01.01.00.00
2007/02/01 18:18:30 GMT E |DSL |State: WAITING
2007/02/01 18:18:31 GMT E |Ethernet |Link 1 Up - 100Base-TX Full Duplex
2007/02/01 18:18:34 GMT E |DSL |State: INITIALIZING
2007/02/01 18:18:42 GMT E |DSL |HYBRID 3
2007/02/01 18:18:42 GMT E |DSL |Link up 1 US 384 DS 1536 (FAST:G.dmt)
2007/02/01 18:22:48 GMT E |Ethernet |Link 1 Down
2007/02/01 18:22:53 GMT E |Ethernet |Link 1 Up - 100Base-TX Full Duplex
2007/02/01 18:23:02 GMT E |PPPoE |tx PADI, id: 0000, ac: (NULL), sn: (NULL)
2007/02/01 18:23:02 GMT E |PPPoE |rx AC Name: 90069040495471-rback4.lgvwtx
2007/02/01 18:23:02 GMT E |PPPoE |tx PADR, id: 0000, ac: (NULL), sn: (NULL)
2007/02/01 18:23:02 GMT E |PPPoE |rx PADS id: C4B2
2007/02/01 18:23:02 GMT E |PPP |LCP neg PAP
2007/02/01 18:23:02 GMT E |PPP |LCP up
2007/02/01 18:23:04 GMT E |PPP |IPCP nak option: 3
2007/02/01 18:23:04 GMT E |PPP |IPCP nak option: 129
2007/02/01 18:23:04 GMT E |PPP |IPCP nak option: 131
2007/02/01 18:23:04 GMT E |PPP |IPCP up ip: 66.137.80.79, gw: 66.137.81.254, dns: 68.94.156.1, 68.94.157.1
2007/02/01 18:24:20 GMT E |SNTP Client |server 132.163.4.102 (Primary) timeout
2007/02/02 21:28:35 GMT E |Ethernet |Link 1 Down
2007/02/02 21:28:40 GMT E |Ethernet |Link 1 Up - 100Base-TX Full Duplex
2007/02/03 02:19:40 GMT E |Ethernet |Link 1 Down
2007/02/03 02:19:44 GMT E |Ethernet |Link 1 Up - 100Base-TX Full Duplex
2007/02/03 19:37:09 GMT E |SNTP Client |server 129.6.15.29 (Secondary) timeout
2007/02/03 19:37:24 GMT E |SNTP Client |Updated time from Primary server 132.163.4.102
2007/02/03 22:06:22 GMT E |Ethernet |Link 1 Down
2007/02/03 22:06:27 GMT E |Ethernet |Link 1 Up - 100Base-TX Full Duplex |
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Mountaineer1
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Your line stats look OK,but the CRC errors are a little high on the inbound side. Does it show,in the modem log,your modem losing sync,then regaining sync with a new WAN IP address?
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BLiND123
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Statistics
ADSL Information
Line State UP
Modulation ANSI
Data Path fast
To Modem To Internet
Max Allowed Speed (kbps) 1536 384
SN Margin (dB) 12.0 -
Line Attenuation (dB) 49.5 -
Loss of Signal 0 -
Loss of Frame 0 0
CRC Errors 3117 29
ATM Information
VPI / VCI 0 / 35
Protocol PPPoE
In Octets -489867829
In Errors 454
In Unicast Packets 4073481
In Non Unicast Packets 0
In Discard Packets 0
Out Octets 1470391039
Out Errors 0
Out Unicast Packets 3048236
Out Non Unicast Packets 0
Out Discard Packets 245536
PPPoE Information
Session Status UP
Server MAC Address -
Session ID 50354
IP Information
Internet Address 66.137.80.79
Internet Gateway 66.137.81.254
DNS Servers 68.94.156.1 dnsr1.sbcglobal.net
68.94.157.1 dnsr2.sbcglobal.net
IP Interfaces
Address Netmask Name
192.168.0.1 255.255.0.0 eth0
Routing Table
Destination Netmask Gateway Interface
127.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 127.0.0.1 lo0
192.168.0.0 255.255.0.0 192.168.0.1 LAN
66.137.80.79 255.255.255.255 66.137.80.79 PPPoE
Default Gateway - 66.137.81.254 PPPoE
LAN Information
Modem IP Address 192.168.0.1
Modem NetMask 255.255.0.0
DHCP Address 192.168.1.64
Devices on LAN
IP Address MAC Address Name Status
192.168.1.64 00:16:B6:E4:BC:72 - active
Ethernet Information
MAC Address 00:13:A3:18:DB:50
In Octets 1589819722
In Errors 0
In Unicast Packets 3272667
In Non Unicast Packets 3499
In Discard Packets 0
Out Octets -547761396
Out Errors 0
Out Unicast Packets 4050425
Out Non Unicast Packets 5479
Out Discard Packets 12 |
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Mountaineer1
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said by BliND123 :
How do I give you the info? Just copy and paste?
Cut and paste it,would be good. Or register on BBR,and upload a screen shot like this.
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BliND123
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How do I give you the info? Just copy and paste? |
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Mountaineer1
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What do your modem stats look like »192.168.0.1/statistics.htm
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BliND123
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Hey, I have been using these settings for the past few days but I keep getting the same problem. What could it be? I think it is turning off less often though. |
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Mountaineer1
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Yes,as long as you have Wireless Security activated(WEP,WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK)and they have thier TCP/IP protocol setup for DHCP.
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BliND123
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Oh, ok. So if someone were to have wireless on like a laptop or something around my house they would still need one of the passwords/keys to get on it, right? |
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said by BliND123 :
So what is DHCP for? DHCP is for PC's that have their TCP/IP protocol set to Obtain an IP Address Automatically. »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DHCP
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BliND123
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Ok, I have made the changes. My router is now 192.168.2.1, the DHCP (which I now don't understand what is for :P LOL) is starting from 192.168.2.100-104. And IP addresses on PCs are 192.168.2.105, 192.168.2.106, 192.168.2.108, 107 would be brothers but he doesn't want to check anything so he will have to figure it out himself once he has lost connection (I don't know why he still has connection, I lost mine until I changed the IP and gateway and stuff) LOL. So what is DHCP for? |
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Mountaineer1
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said by BLiND123 :
And I have the PCs assigned to 192.168.1.100, 192.168.1.101, 192.168.1.102, and 192.168.1.103. Is that right or have I had it wrong for a long time? :P
If you are assigning IP addresses Statically,then you got it wrong. Place them outside of the DHCP servers range. Also change the LAN IP address to something other than 192.168.1.1. The 3rd octet of the IP address should be between 2 to 254. (See Screen Shot)
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BLiND123
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These are my settings in that section...
And I have the PCs assigned to 192.168.1.100, 192.168.1.101, 192.168.1.102, and 192.168.1.103. Is that right or have I had it wrong for a long time? :P |
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