I am not the owner of the modem, and it is not causing problems for the owners (except those that I've caused) so I don't think I can pursue this issue myself. But I have plans to be bringing in a fast Qwest DSL line myself and I'll will most definitely keep this in mind. Although this looks like a bit of a problem for my freenet ambitions, Qwest has competitive rates and an excellent TOS (unlike, *cough* Comcast... can you say unspecified bandwidth cap? no NAT allowed?) in my area and I think we can figure something out if I have this problem. DSL modems aren't very expensive...
Thanks for the info. Sounds like anyone else using this Actiontec modem should keep their eyes peeled for this problem.
-Galen
On Apr 30, 2004, at 9:05 PM, Niklas Bergh wrote:
You are not alone in this if would seem:
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,8777483~mode=flat
Someone says: 'If you guys are still having problems with your Actiontec's.
Call into the Qwest DSL repair center and have them "escalate it" to the
Actiontec engineers. If that doesn't work, they will bring you a new GT 701
modem.'
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