On 05/25/11 18:46, Tim wrote: > On Wed, 2011-05-25 at 13:50 -0700, JD wrote: >> My only conclusion is that someone at at&t or >> a nearby is/are hacking our router, or the router's >> firmware is buggy. >> But I have never seen a bug like this that waits >> 20 to 30 minutes before striking :) > Or it's failing... Does it, or its power supply, get hot? Does > improving its ventilation change behaviour? > Well, it is in a well ventilated spot on the table, it stands upright, and has perforated grill on both sides. It hardly ever gets warm to the touch, even on days when the temp is in the 90's. Where it is located, a strong ceiling fan keeps the air well circulated. So, I realy do not think that it is getting too hot. > I've had two modem routers go bad, I suspect they've been zapped up the > phone line during thunderstorms. This thing connects to the coax cable in the wall. The at&t uverse system is on fiber-optic cable until it gets to the curb by the development. From there it is on buried coax to homes. > I like to take modem/routers out of my networking. Everything in my LAN > connects to a switch, and that has one ethernet cable leading to the > modem router. If our house were wired for cat5 or cat6 in every room, I would agree. Since that is not the case, 2 machines have to be wireless, except for win7, which is a desktop and on that desk is the router.
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