wah Wireless Router does work bess with flow??

[Pinz]

have four cisco routers, each one is d same problem when I connect it to the flow modem, random moments the internet connection dropping and I have to Unplug the router and plug it back in...any recommendations??

[Redman]

Ive used a Linksys wrt 600n since 2008.

No issues-good range too.

[Pinz]

Ive used a Linksys wrt 600n since 2008.

No issues-good range too.

wah is d price of one so?

[maj. tom]

setting the MTU correctly may help with connection drops.

http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/ukp.aspx? ... icleid=386

[Redman]

Amazon has the newer models for under 100 USD

[teems1]

Buy a mini fan and use it to cool your router.

It will stop dropping.

[1UZFE]

Netgear or nothing.

[sliderz1]

netgear crew joining in

[ruffneck_12]

linkshit is always sheit, unless you buy the top end ones

[SMc]

have four cisco routers, each one is d same problem when I connect it to the flow modem, random moments the internet connection dropping and I have to Unplug the router and plug it back in...any recommendations??

First question..do you need four routers to be connected to 1 modem in order to get done what you want to get done?

Second question..you you be happy paying business rates if this alleviated the problem?

[Pinz]

have four cisco routers, each one is d same problem when I connect it to the flow modem, random moments the internet connection dropping and I have to Unplug the router and plug it back in...any recommendations??

First question..do you need four routers to be connected to 1 modem in order to get done what you want to get done?

Second question..you you be happy paying business rates if this alleviated the problem?

when I say I have four routers that doesn't mean they are working simultaneously...each router I connect (Individually) I get the same issue and they are all cisco routers......

[SMc]

you have not answered either question...

[src1983]

have four cisco routers, each one is d same problem when I connect it to the flow modem, random moments the internet connection dropping and I have to Unplug the router and plug it back in...any recommendations??

How did you set them up, are they like:

Flow modem > Switch > 4 CISCO

or

Flow modem > Cisco 1 > Cisco 2 > Cisco 3 > Cisco 4
?

[Pinz]

have four cisco routers, each one is d same problem when I connect it to the flow modem, random moments the internet connection dropping and I have to Unplug the router and plug it back in...any recommendations??

How did you set them up, are they like:

Flow modem > Switch > 4 CISCO

or

Flow modem > Cisco 1 > Cisco 2 > Cisco 3 > Cisco 4
?

all not connect
Flow modem > Cisco

only when I get problems I try another but all does the same problem

[DFC]

i have my flow router outside in the hall room and i dont get good reception in my room which is 10 ft away.

So i put the PC in the hallroom and the router in my room and it works fine now.

[kurpal_v2]

Apple extreme


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[Pinz]

i have my flow router outside in the hall room and i dont get good reception in my room which is 10 ft away.

So i put the PC in the hallroom and the router in my room and it works fine now.

flow have routers? flow didn't give me a router...

[redmanjp]

OP u use torrents btw? plenty simultaneous connections can overload some routers

[nismodriver]

Linksys E4200 works well!

[src1983]

This is how I use the Cisco routers, most do this:

Flow/Blink(internet DHCP) > Cisco (Internal DHCP,Wireless)

I always had problems with this set up until I did this:

Flow/Blink (Internet/internal DHCP) > Cisco (acts as a switch that broadcasts wireless/NO DHCP)

No problems

[nismodriver]

Linksys is sheit. I bought an E4200 and it's the worst.

My flow router works bess.

Mind I ask what issues you got?
I haven't had any thus far, using it on a 200Mbps package with cameras, Smart TV, tablets, laptops and phones. No issues to connect, once you do a wifi analyze and ensure your on clear channel, or just turn up 5Ghz SSID.

[Arcmanov]

I always had problems with this set up until I did this:

Flow/Blink (Internet/internal DHCP) > Cisco (acts as a switch that broadcasts wireless/NO DHCP)

No problems

Can you access the Flow modem's config pages to turn on DHCP?
I know it's very easy to do so with Blink's modems, but how exactly do you do so with any of Flow's modems?

[Duane 3NE 2NR]

switched from a Linksys to an Apple Airport Extreme and it is a major major improvement

[src1983]

I always had problems with this set up until I did this:

Flow/Blink (Internet/internal DHCP) > Cisco (acts as a switch that broadcasts wireless/NO DHCP)

No problems

Can you access the Flow modem's config pages to turn on DHCP?
I know it's very easy to do so with Blink's modems, but how exactly do you do so with any of Flow's modems?

By default this supposed to be on, as it must give an internal address

[Arcmanov]

Will it give DHCP addresses to multiple devices though, or just the 1st device you connect to it?

[Rainman]

Wrt54g on dd-wrt firmware.

[src1983]

Will it give DHCP addresses to multiple devices though, or just the 1st device you connect to it?

Multiple

[Arcmanov]

Nice.

I'll have to experiment with that config when I have time.

Right now I'm using an Asus RT-N66U with Tomato firmware, and I have ZERO issues.

Custom router firmware hard like Zulu feet.

[src1983]

Nice.

I'll have to experiment with that config when I have time.

Right now I'm using an Asus RT-N66U with Tomato firmware, and I have ZERO issues.

Custom router firmware hard like Zulu feet.

Note, when using this set up go to your config options and un-check [Gateway]

[Chipz]

Asus, TP Link or Ubiquiti