I installed a WRT54G v1.1 with DD-WRT on my network, and I've got 2 desktops hooked up to it directly wired and another laptop through wireless.
Every so often, I've noticed that the wired connections will lose access to the internet.
Here is what happened yesterday and again today morning:
1. All connections were fine (wired and wireless) all day Saturday and Sunday.
2. Wired desktops both lose connectivity to the Internet. LAN over NetBEUI still works fine
and wireless connectivity is fine.
3. Pinged 127.0.0.1, localhost works okay from both computers
4. Pinged 192.68.1.1. no response
5. My IP address after losing internet is still the same as before I lost connectivity.
6. Simple reboot of wired desktops brings everything back to normal until the nex time.
Any thoughts? Do I have a bum router?
One thought, the wireless laptop is Vista and the wired desktops are XP. The laptop drops connectivity when it goes into sleep mode, and it has to be disconnected and reconnected each time it comes out of sleep mode. Could this be causing the entire network to have problems?
Thanks,
Pradeep
Every so often, I've noticed that the wired connections will lose access to the internet.
Here is what happened yesterday and again today morning:
1. All connections were fine (wired and wireless) all day Saturday and Sunday.
2. Wired desktops both lose connectivity to the Internet. LAN over NetBEUI still works fine
and wireless connectivity is fine.
3. Pinged 127.0.0.1, localhost works okay from both computers
4. Pinged 192.68.1.1. no response
5. My IP address after losing internet is still the same as before I lost connectivity.
6. Simple reboot of wired desktops brings everything back to normal until the nex time.
Any thoughts? Do I have a bum router?
One thought, the wireless laptop is Vista and the wired desktops are XP. The laptop drops connectivity when it goes into sleep mode, and it has to be disconnected and reconnected each time it comes out of sleep mode. Could this be causing the entire network to have problems?
Thanks,
Pradeep