Tom wrote:
Clyde seems to loosing quite a few Ethernet Ports, which makes me wonder it
there is something in his network that is burning them out, as I have yet to
loose even one.
I have thought about the same thing. I have had bad electricity in
the office--I lost 2 ports in my router and the 2 ports in a switch
connected to those ports in a lightning storm-- and have put surge
protectors all over including protectors on the cable modem cable.
But these others just went slowly over time.
I am coming to beleive that It is probably a bad idea to
connect a 10/100 computer port to a 10BT in that the 10Bt will
eventually burn out the more sensitive port. But I have not
scientific basis for that superstition.
But I lost the 7300 slowly at home. I haven't lost anything else
at home--yet. I have read on the web of others having the same
symptoms in 7300s--it starts with downloads intermittently slowing
down, and gets worse from there.
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