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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-825 => Topic started by: Sam_G on June 22, 2009, 10:10:47 AM
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Router has worked fine now for about 5 or 6 months.
Past two weeks or so I started having problems with the internet connection being momentarily disrupted right at about every 30 mins. I know it's the router by testing a connection straight to modem without any dropouts. Am currently working with email support to figure out what's wrong.
Anyone else in here ever heard of a similar issue?
I've tried various things to see if it's because of too much usage or perhaps coming from a single pc or other source but still no good.
Thought also it might be overheating, lowered signal broadcast strength and got a fan to keep it cooled down but still the same.
Did a hard reset... nothing.
I'm about to update firmware but that seems too risky given the problems it's causing. May try it anyway to see if it makes a difference.
Please help. -Thanks
P.S. Shareport connection and LAN seems to not be affected with this issue.
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This was a very common problem with DI-624 wireless routers. The cause was due to heat. With those units, the problem could be minimized by operating them horizontally. I went through three units before deciding to switch to a different brand of router. I doubt D-Link tech support will be forthcoming about heat-related performance issues. Google "DI-624 drop connection". Good luck.
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Thanks for that. I've googled that subject and tried changing some of the settings.
Still cutting out... :-\
Are there any system logs in there that might tell me anything? Tho, I'd have no idea how to interpret them.
Still waiting for a 2nd follow up from dlink email support ::)
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Has anyone figured this one out?
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In case you missed this possibility (Symantec EndPoint).
http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=5851.0
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I think I Finally figured out what the problem was for my specific setup and fixed it!!
It was a PS3 on the network causing the router to briefly reset its signal, I turned off the media server option within the PS3 and everything seems to be working fine now :D
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I think I Finally figured out what the problem was for my specific setup and fixed it!!
It was a PS3 on the network causing the router to briefly reset its signal, I turned off the media server option within the PS3 and everything seems to be working fine now :D
Wow, I would have never looked at the Media Server option, but I'm hoping this solves my problem! I actually only became aware of the problem while playing online games with my PS3. About every 30min my connection drops horribly and will log me out of the Playstation Network.
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It took me like 6 months of problems, And the way I found finally is that I realized that every time it happened my roommate was playing his PS3. So good luck :)