I recently had a similar issue. It was the USB to Serial chip driver for windows 10. It would install a basically dead version of the driver that wouldn't let it get a com port.
Put an unmanaged switch between the modem and router. The first time it happens unplug the cable going into the modem and see if it still resets. Next time do the same thing with the cable going into the router.
This should let you isolate which port is being reset by unplugging the connection.
I had a couple switches that would overheat and do something similar. I removed the top of the case and installed a fan and never had another problem.
I have also had switches that if i had to guess were trying to route to the wrong ports. As soon as i restart the switch the problem went away.
My Asus Strix speeds hold very well and the cooling is exceptional. My Asus dual is pretty crap. It's very hard to buy based on branding alone. When i buy a card i usually fit the largest cooler i can from a good brand.
Almost every one of them would need to be reset multiple times per week. We would stop getting calls and customers would call my cell to tell me that our lines were dead.
We tired a bunch of firmware revisions to see if any worked and they all had the same problems.
I am in the market for some LTE to Ethernet adapters. We want something that is reliable but we need almost no features. With that in mind, the cheaper the better.
Let me know what you guys have tried.
We had a similar problem at our datacenter. We ended up forwarding all of our automated emails through sendgrid. It sends out through a managed ip address that is always whitelisted.
I just went through this for my business. I ended up setting up a virtual machine with ZoneMinder. I bought some 4MP POE cameras and ran everything through a POE switch. You can install ZoneMinder on a regular PC it doesn't have to be a VM though. I have had bad experiences with the cheap DVR...
Double check the pricing before you sign up. Gigabit was $149 and the package i got was $99 which includes gigabit. I don't have much interest in TV and the home phone is not even hooked up. Better to save the $50 though. I will say that the Bell box is MUCH better than the Rogers cable box.
I have 1000/1000 from bell. Big uploads to google drive, youtube, ftp are way faster. I have a vpn server at home for when i'm on the road. I can download linux ISOs in seconds. I stream my kodi library while i'm at hotels and it's like im at home. I got a great deal on mine $99 for internet, 4k...
Some people here were very helpful when i started mining so i figured i would give back. From what i have seen most people aren't getting hashrates as high as me on the RX 570 (32.3) so i put a guide together on what i have done and what has worked for me...
Some people just do it as a hobby and not their full time jobs. Therefore posting on a forum that you do it just for something to do might land you in hot water depending on where you live.
I got the iHome ones for $20 CAD. They work great with Google Assistant. They are WiFi and don't need another hub. I already have a Hue hub and didn't want another one.
I had a similar problem. It was a bad SSD. System would be running fine, slow down and then hang and reboot. I'm assuming it has something to do with the page file not responding and filling the ram? Not sure but after i swapped out the SSD i had no problems. At least it's something to try.
So after tweaking the cards i have
3gb - 310 Sol/s (3.5 Sol/w)
6gb - 354 Sol/s (2.9 Sol/w)
I Found that the difference in daily income is far lower than the power savings if i go lower on the 6gb. The power is pretty cheap here it seems.
For the 570 i copied the 1500 Straps up to the 2000 and...
I am new to mining but not to hardware.
I Had a Strix 1060 6gb OC.
Bought:
1 X RX570 Nitro+ 4gb $418usd tax in
2 X Gigabyte Windforce 1060 3gb $378usd/ea tax in
Currently running NiceHash.
1060-3g mining Equihash on DTSM @ 324.9 Sol/s avg - Sol/W 2.75
1060-6g mining Equihash on DTSM @ 359...
I use https://voip.ms/
Just download a SIP app from the app store and you punch in your info (Details on the voip site)
If you wanted to you can get an ATA like this https://www.voipsupply.com/cisco-spa112 and wire it so any phone in your house can call out.