> Alas, it wasn't fixed. I've narrowed it down to the modem - it returns a > malformed response packet. It looks like either a new modem or working
At least now I know which device to blame :) > curious. If anyone knows how to make an Actiontec GT701-WG behave itself > and not do this, that would be keen. Good question. Hey, did you know our Actiontec modem runs busybox? Telnet into it and login with admin, password admin. (Not sure if you can do anything because everything is owned by a user id 501.) The other thing you and I should probably do is look at firmware updates. This is a real problem (although Windows TCP/IP stack seems to handle it gracefully) that you'd think would be addressed by now. -- Phillip Hellewell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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