Hi
As usual your email was helpful and informative. I'm not exactly sure
how frequent it occurs because the router will automatically
re-establish a connection its-self and I'm not always at the computer.
I'd say it occurs once or twice a week (that I'm aware of). I still
maintain sync upon disconnects (it's just the PPP that goes out).
I'm not really sure how to access the logs on the router.
Thanks
Ruben
Dark Servant wrote:
I'm running a Billion 5100 router with a 256/64 Dodo ADSL plan and
I've noticed that every now and then disconnection occurs
Hi Ruben,
How often? Once a day, once a week, less often? 1 or 2 disconnections
a month is normal. Disconnections can occur for the following reason
- Telstra doing work at the exchange
- Unplanned/planned issues at the ISP
- Interference on your specific telephone line
- Busted modem/router
- Busted ADSL port on the DSLAM at the exchange
If the disconnection is more regular, ie every few minutes, then I
would look at something local, ie damaged phone cable, no filters on
phones, dodgy filters.
Most of the time the PPP light just goes out and doesn't come back on
till later but this time it was alternating to being on and off every
now and then.
Again, how often is now and then? Do you lose sync as well, or just
PPP connection? If just PPP connection, the logs on your router should
tell you why it disconnected.
Only real reason for that setting is to save on costs though. I'm
assuming while I'm disconnected the router is continually dialling up
trying to get me a connection
ADSL does not make telephone calls, thus there is no charges for
connecting/disconnecting. ADSL works on a different frequency to
normal telephone calls.
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Regards
Trevor Lee
Highway 1 Internet Solutions
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