On Tue, 2004-03-16 at 14:55, Steve Meyers wrote: > I got DSL service installed a couple weeks ago. On Saturday, I moved my > server from my colo (Zayda.com -- they're great) to my house. I get a > lot of traffic on my server, about 700 kbps during the middle of an > average day. > > Yesterday, my DSL router crapped out twice. The first time, it came > back up after about 5 minutes. The second time, it wasn't completely > down, it just seemed to be routing packets incorrectly. When I pinged > it, I would get no response for the first 6-8 pings, then it would > respond every time after that. This one required a router reboot. So I have this same router. I freaked out when I got this because I already owned a router. Thanks to the people at CSolutions, they sent me instructions on how to setup this Actiontec thing as a bridge. I experienced the same problems when I was using the Actiontec as a router. It would freeze up under heavy loads and I would have to unplug the thing and plug it back in. Anyhow, anyone who goes with Qwest, realize that this is the modem/router you get. -- Glen Wagley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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