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08-05-2012 5:27 PM
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I noticed this afternoon that my internet and broadband lights were out and the internet light wet red at times I switched my router off for few seconds and turned it back on and then booted my computer and both lights came back on and I was connected, don't know if I was correct in doing this my line drops sometimes only for seconds sometimes so it is not much of a problem I can put up with it.
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Re: Lights Out
08-05-2012 9:43 PM
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Hi valart,
There do seem to be quite a few drops happening on your line. Have a look here for some tips to troubleshoot that.
Jojo
There do seem to be quite a few drops happening on your line. Have a look here for some tips to troubleshoot that.
Jojo
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09-05-2012 5:23 PM
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Should I use new filters or should I swap them around I have another Tomson router is it worth changing it could it be faulty how does one tell if the router is playing up,as I have stated before the line drops are very rare but could it get worse.
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09-05-2012 9:46 PM
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Hi valart,
You can just use a different filter. Your line is dropping about 4 times a day, so a day in the test socket with a different filter and no extensions attached will show us if there's any improvement. Once you've done it we can check your connection graphs and see if there's any difference. If not, we can try the other router and if that's still the same I'd raise a fault.
Jojo
You can just use a different filter. Your line is dropping about 4 times a day, so a day in the test socket with a different filter and no extensions attached will show us if there's any improvement. Once you've done it we can check your connection graphs and see if there's any difference. If not, we can try the other router and if that's still the same I'd raise a fault.
Jojo
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