Router constantly resetting - Could it be my line?

[#1]

My router will keep resetting itself about 10-15 times a night. Could this have something to do with my line as I believe my router is fine, it is a netgear DGN1000 on the latest firmware. On my phone it will also drop its wifi connection often but not the wired connections to my pc and xbox one. My phone will say authentication error occurred and I will then have to reset my router to reconnect to the wifi.

[#2]

Hi there,
Our logs definitely reflect the disconnections you've noticed:
<img src="http://community.plus.net/visualradius/generated/image13921174477191.png"/>
I'd advise trying another router if you can just to get that ruled out and then raising a fault if there's still an issue: http://faults.plus.net

[#3]

Im a work currently and im an I.T technician so i shall borrow a router for the night and update you on the progress. I was just wondering if a faulty line could force the router to be resetting each time.

[#4]

Its interesting to see that the graph is mostly showing its disconnections when im in and using it.
Is this also why my speed has dropped because of the disconnections?

[#5]

Hi, yes DLM (dynamic line management) looks to have lowered the speed profile in response to the disconnections.
If you're noticing the router reset when the connection drops that would usually indicate a router problem so definitely a good idea to rule that out first.

[#6]

I thought so. I will upate you tomorrow after using another router

[#7]

I didnt manage to get a router but I did manage to sort the problem by turning off the wireless directly from the router. You should see on the graph that there are less disconnections. Any advice on what to do to get both wireless and cable access without disconnections.

[#8]

With that particular router, I'm really not sure as they should work simultaneously to be honest.
If they won't work both together at the same time, it might be worth trying an alternative router.

[#9]

I've had issues in the past when I've been doing heavy copying between machines and the router has thrown a wobbly (an older Technicolour one - not a PN provided one) and also when lots of incoming connections when torrenting.
Not sure if either are related to your problem but sometimes the router/modem just seems to run out of steam.

[#10]

Yeah it seems to be that way. After disabling the wireless on my router I managed to get a constant wired conenction going but without a wireless soloution. I then managed to get a wireless access point so I now have a working wired and wireless solution, it seemed that the wireless was mucking up on the router causing it to kick off so I now have a seperate access point for wireless.
This problem has been solved. Can I see my graph again? there should be no disconnections as of last night (12/02/2014)
Roll on fiber in 2 weeks time.

[#11]

I also had some "issues" when I misconfigured a router as a repeater and accidentally enabled multicast traffic.
I've never seen a router die so fast 

[#12]

Here's a connection graph for you:
<img src="http://community.plus.net/visualradius/generated/image1392369201436.png"/>

[#13]

Yeah that matches up. Good to see everythings all fine after making the changes