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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-655 => Topic started by: OctoberPrince78 on November 09, 2007, 10:38:06 AM
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Hello Fellas..
Ive been probing around the posts and read of the same problems other users have like mine. But none have yet to find a formal resolution to the problem. Not to mention in those posts, people have a tendency to change subjects which drives me nuts!!! Because that SPECIFIC issue is still not resolved.
I have a DIR-655 w/ 1.10 using TWC as my ISP. I get constant disconnections for approx 30 seconds. Wireless and hard wire.
Dlink is no help! They say that my router is probably resetting itself so try this and try that...
So far I have UPNP OFF and SPI OFF. I already tried the advanced networking field and sped up the threshold, still no avail.
May someone be so kind to offer your expertise to help me and other potential users resolve this PLEASE.
I truly appreciate it!
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No Pros dare to take up the challenge?
Any other helpful info is appreciated..
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If you've looked around, you know that help doesn't come immediately. I posted a question earlier today and hopefully I'll get a reply sometime in the next few days. Luckily I'm not too concerned with my particular problem, so it's not a real issue for me.
Anyway, I believe I read a post about a firmware being released soon (1.11) that addresses connection issues with various ISPs. Hopefully this firmware release will solve your problem - and hopefully it will be released sometime this week.
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How long have you had the router? Has this always been an issue?
I also have Time-Warner(NY Capital Region). Have had no issues with this router. It has been up and running for 16 days straight (day I updated to 1.10 firmware).
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How long have you had the router? Has this always been an issue?
I also have Time-Warner(NY Capital Region). Have had no issues with this router. It has been up and running for 16 days straight (day I updated to 1.10 firmware).
Yeah I had this problem since day one. Strangest thing though is that mt old DIR-624 works fine.. Dlink reps cant find any problems and if they know they cant help me them ask me to hold and hang up purposely! The exact modem works fine with Verizon DSL. I know its not the unit since I bought another one tested it and returned it.. So I dont know whether its TWC or something else..
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If you've looked around, you know that help doesn't come immediately. I posted a question earlier today and hopefully I'll get a reply sometime in the next few days. Luckily I'm not too concerned with my particular problem, so it's not a real issue for me.
Anyway, I believe I read a post about a firmware being released soon (1.11) that addresses connection issues with various ISPs. Hopefully this firmware release will solve your problem - and hopefully it will be released sometime this week.
True... Thanks, I will be patient
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True... Thanks, I will be patient
http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=648.0
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October, who is the manufactuerer of the modem you are using?
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October, who is the manufactuerer of the modem you are using?
The TWC modem is from Toshiba. I believe I had this modem for 4-5 yrs.. Think it could be that problem?
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I also have TW in my home. I have tested multiple DIR-655 Revisions and Firmwares.
I have a RCA DCM-425, I've never had this issue.
The best thing I could suggest is disable the QoS and lock the routers WAN port to 10Mbps.
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I also have TW in my home. I have tested multiple DIR-655 Revisions and Firmwares.
I have a RCA DCM-425, I've never had this issue.
The best thing I could suggest is disable the QoS and lock the routers WAN port to 10Mbps.
The QoS is already off and I dont changing to 10Mbps would eliminate the 655 resetting problem. How that you mention it, do you think it could be the Toshiba modem? After all, it is quite old.......?
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It very well could be. Is there a way you could try another modem?
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It very well could be. Is there a way you could try another modem?
Im gonna get a Motorola Cable Modem from BestBuy and give it a final GO. If not, I may have to end up buying a different MFGR router and try that route.
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Call Time-Warner and tell them you are having difficulties with the modem, the should replace it for free. You will most likely get a much newer model.
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Call Time-Warner and tell them you are having difficulties with the modem, the should replace it for free. You will most likely get a much newer model.
I got a new RCA modem.. Works great...
BUT 655 STILL REBOOTING!
Have any of the DLink engineers come to any conclusions as to why and what needs to be done? This is really letting us DLink fans go to another mfgr.
Personally, I am going to give this another few months and if none of the future firmwares dont fix it, I will have to go with Linksys or Belkin...
I noticed the DIR-655 price has dropped A LOT on ebay and in retail..... I wonder why...........
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CONCLUSION...
I purchased a TrendNet TEW-633GR to replace the DIR-655.......
drum rolls please.......
Absolutely NO disconnection what so ever.
There is something seriously wrong with the DIR-655 on TWC. Especially since I have a new wireless router from TrendNet, it works like a charm...
ps, anyone want to buy a slightly used DIR-655 with the newest firmware?
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What hardware version of the DIR-655 are you using?
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A2
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I notice that locking down the port speed was mentioned, did you try this? What could be happening is the DIR could be having a problem with auto negotiation and rebooting to try and detect a link between the modem and router.
just speculation.
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I work for twc in a different market.
Is your modem set for bridge mode - or are you running mat on the modem
give me the model # of the modem - however - you should have no issues with a swap.
Just take it down to a TWC service center and they will swap it out . . . .
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Turning wirless off solved the reboot issue for me, D-LInk RMAd my router, and the new one they sent did the exact same thing, but with wireless off, it works fine.
i'm hoping they fix this in 1.11 (my router was workign fine with wirless for months until 1.10)
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Just out of curiosity, did you reset the configuration to default after flashing the firmware?
I usually make it a habit to flash, reset to default, reboot and then manually reconfigure. It's a pain if you have a lot of rules set, but I have had no problems with my HW: A2, FW: 1.10 router.
Intel Wireless-N client
Broadcom Wireless-G client
D-Link Wireless-N client (now working)
Vonage phone adapter, wired
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Well it could be the router, they do go south. Contact technical support. Run the gambit of troubleshooting, if it fails on the phone, then you should be able to get a replacement.
Make sure you request to have the outgoing replacement tested before it goes out.