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[woozabi10]

update, tried using multicast stream after calling dlink up and it was suggested. i still get disconnects

[slpip]

Do you use the DHCP dynamic and Channel 1?

[woozabi10]

chan 2 yes dhcp dynamic

[slpip]

DHCP dynamic
Advanced DNS Service enabled
Use Unicast Enabled
MTU 1492 (Most ISP support for DSL, Cable use 1500)
Mixed B G N
Channel 1 (channel 2 is a side band of channel 1)
auto 20/40 MHz  (40Mhz for N mode)
Invisible
WEP
TKIP and AES
DHCP Lease time 1440
Always broadcast
QoS off/on doesn't matter
SPI Off/on doesn't matter (I turned it off)
Reconnect Mode:  always ON
Firewall Endpoint Independent
Enable UPnP
WAN port speed auto 10/100/1000Mbps ( try 10 or 100 if still has problem with auto)

Still has problem - check whether all devices disconnected or just one computer disconnected.  It could be just one computer driver problem

[FurryNutz]

Let me know when a time frame is good and we'll review your router settings with you.

[woozabi10]

hey furrynutz, trying to put the 655 into PPPoE mode would not connect to the internet what so ever. I do have the log in info, but im not a PPPoE connection from my ISP. power cycling it did nothing. modem's in bridge mode, 655 in pppoe mode, info is set into 655, no change.

These are the messages in the log.

info   Jan 9 09:25:40    Lease of xx.xx.xx.xx obtained, lease time 86400
info   Jan 9 09:25:32    DHCP Release WAN IP address = 0.0.0.0
info   Jan 9 09:25:32    Unicasting a release of xx.xx.xx.xx to yy.yy.yy.yy
info   Jan 9 09:25:13    [ 142.490000] module arch cleanup nf_conntrack_ftp: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000
info   Jan 9 09:25:13    [ 142.350000] module arch cleanup nf_nat_ftp: OCM instruction memory free of 0 @00000000
info   Jan 9 09:25:08    Lease of xx.xx.xx.xx obtained, lease time 86400
info   Jan 9 09:24:59    DHCP Release WAN IP address = 0.0.0.0
info   Jan 9 09:24:59    Unicasting a release of xx.xx.xx.xx to yy.yy.yy.yy
info   Jan 9 09:24:39    Log cleared by Administrator
info   Jan 9 09:24:39    Log init

[FurryNutz]

What does DHCP for connection type under Setup/Internet/Manual Do?

[woozabi10]

I can't answer that honestly. I've used it, it connects to the internet, and I did a speed test, and I see that once it gets over around 575 mB/s the internet cuts out, slows down below 575 and resumes test. Gets faster than 575 mBytes/s, maxes at 700ish, crawls back down.

[FurryNutz]

I could have a look at it while it's connected to the ISP modem in that state if you want me to. Still feel there is an issue with the ISP modem or a compatibility problem here. Need to review the router settings when it's connected to the ISP modem though. Also need to take the 655 router to a friend or families place and test on a different ISP system or modem.

[rlestina1]

I had a similar issue, and it has since stopped since I did the following:
1) upgraded to the latest firmware on the DLINK site (the "check for latest firmware" button didn't work, I had to do it manually.
2) turned off the "always broadcast" DHCP compatibility option
3) turned off DNS relay
4) changed the wireless channel setting from auto to channel 6.

I'm not sure which one did the trick, but give it a shot and see if this helps :-)

[woozabi10]

all 3 did not work. still loses internet after 1 min of video content.

[FurryNutz]

Maybe someone can review your router settings with you using teamviewer.

[woozabi10]

You did review it. I used your suggestions and came up short. I'm not a pppoe connection either. It seems like if I exceed 500kB/s it resets the connection, releasing DHCP  then renewing it, then the globe icon turns orange and reconnects.

[FurryNutz]

Might be a compatIbility issue with the router and modem.

[alien]

try the following setting from invisable to visable, somethimes notebooks have problems with invisisbel devices. Even look that the the power ouput is not high but medium.
Can you tell me your wireless card from your notebook or desktop, i hope for you its not an atheros.