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Re: Can a router die in spurts?

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From: Desk Rabbit
Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2008 08:00
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JANA wrote:
> If you are going wireless, you have to rule out the possibility of 
> interference, and the possibility of the wireless devices going 
> defective.
> 
> If your router has jacks for a hard network connection, I suggest to 
> connect the computer directly to the router. Run this way for a while to 
> prove if it is the wireless that is the problem.
The OP said: "The router is a Netgear MR814, more than five years old. 
I have a pretty decent and recent XP machine hardwired into it from the 
modem"

> 
> Many times when I have seen intermittent or failing wireless 
> connections, the fault turned out to be an interference from something 
> else.
Agree. Also the one that had be scratching my head the most was the 
laptop that wouldn't connect to a wireless AP that everyone else would 
but would connect to other APs without a problem. Turned out that the 
laptop was brought to the UK from the States and the UK has a few more 
channels allocated and the UK AP was using a channel that the US 
wireless card driver didn't allow:-)

Reference:- 
http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/BuyersGuide/FAQDetail.asp?TextID=425&SetID=80
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