Router resets evrytime I try to use it
I think that is the latest firmware for the Thomson. If those attenuation figures are correct, you are on a very short line, and can probably reach out of your window and touch the telephone exchange. 
What about the driver for your wireless adapter - is it up-to-date?
One other thing - ask to get your upstream uncapped. Your connection should easily do over 1mb up without impacting on your downstream speed.
What about the driver for your wireless adapter - is it up-to-date?
One other thing - ask to get your upstream uncapped. Your connection should easily do over 1mb up without impacting on your downstream speed.
Quote from: Jaggies If those attenuation figures are correct, you are on a very short line, and can probably reach out of your window and touch the telephone exchange.
The exchange is just across the road from me (lucky me) as there is a non de-script BT building there (just confirmed using http://www.samknows.com/broadband/exchange_search)
Quote from: PlusComUK Problem is Linux, not router(s)
That is not particularly helpful. If you can contribute to this then please do otherwise don't bother. If you have some insight as to what to look at then please pass it on. I am using openSuse 11.4, 64-bit.
Quote from: Martin I'm not Linux savvy so can't offer much guidance but I've had similar issues with these routers on Windows and it was related to the link layer topology discovery and responder protocols, could you confirm if disabling these helps the situation at all, that is if the protocol is installed?
If you can let me know what commands I need to use to get this info, no problem.
Vas
Hi basosergiou,
Issues with windows users that have had this problem have been resolved by disabling the wireless n capability on the computer. I'm not sure how you would do this on Linux though.
Jojo
Issues with windows users that have had this problem have been resolved by disabling the wireless n capability on the computer. I'm not sure how you would do this on Linux though.
Jojo
Well it happened again the other day, the router reset itself. So I tried the suggestion of disabling Wireless-N by adding the option "iwlagn 11n_disable=1" to /etc/modprobe.d/local.conf , and so far it is working well.
Nice one ejs and Joanne, thanks again.
Plusnet guys, will there be a fix to the firmware of the router to solve this problem? Or even supply a different router now.
There has obviously been problems in the past with this, hence the suggested fix, and I noticed that someone else has posted, what looks like, the same problem I had but with Win 7.
Vas.
Nice one ejs and Joanne, thanks again.
Plusnet guys, will there be a fix to the firmware of the router to solve this problem? Or even supply a different router now.
There has obviously been problems in the past with this, hence the suggested fix, and I noticed that someone else has posted, what looks like, the same problem I had but with Win 7.
Vas.
HI basosergiou,
We have had a firmware update from Thomson but it didn't work when tested. I'm sure sure where they are in getting another one together, I'll ask our hardware team.
Jojo
We have had a firmware update from Thomson but it didn't work when tested. I'm sure sure where they are in getting another one together, I'll ask our hardware team.
Jojo