| Se5940 ports sleeping? ok first I have check this and it is not my network card or switch that is sleeping as I can ping from one Private IPO to another and it is not my firewall as I can access all from servers that have more activity...
Here is the issues It seems that if I have a server that is not active on the Internet site for more then say 10 minutes or so the Public Ip from the router goes to sleep....
I have established this by pinging from one of my other Public networks using ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -t and after about 12-30 attempts it come back to life.
If I setup IP monitor on an outside network and have it monitor the ping port every 60 sec. it stays up and alive.
I have heard of some green routers doing this. I have spoken with my provider who will not allow me access to the router unless I no longer want support from them and they say there is no reason for it to sleep... (I think there incorrect here)
I have bought another identical router to setup and login after reset to test with so U need help in 2 areas.
1.) does anyone know of this happening? and is there a solution?
2.1) can some one tell me after I reset the router can i connect via a cat5 or must I have the default db9 plug and A.)if a cat5 do I just surf to »192.168.254.254 with my nic set to 192.168.254.1 with user=admin pwd=Admin ?
b.) if i can use a standard db9 after reset what do i connect with? telnet? web browser? or hyper terminal? and can i get help just using a help command at the prompt?
Thanks for the help I hope I was not to vague here. |
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kudos:18 | There isn't any sleep feature in the 5940. You have something else dropping connectivity.
More info here:
»Siemens SE5940 Router
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