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Jack wrote: |
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> On 2019.12.30 18:21, Dale wrote: |
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>>>> To be honest, it doesn't seem to change from when I'm hooked to the |
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>>>> older hardware. I dunno. |
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> I just noticed this. If you are not completely resetting the PCs |
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> connection info when swapping between the two different routers, you |
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> will definitely have problems. I might even resort to a 30:30:30 |
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> reset of the router (I'd have to look up the details myself), be sure |
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> your PC knows it is disconnected from network, reconnect, and see if |
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> this info resets. I'd consider not just doing an ip down ip up type |
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> reset, but using the open-rc or systemd incantation to restart the |
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> network service completely. (The extreme version would be a reboot, |
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> but that sounds too MS.) |
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Well, I restart it this way. /etc/init.d/net.eth1 restart From my |
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understanding, that should reset it and make it renegotiate the |
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connection. It could be that the puter is telling the modem to use the |
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same old address. If it is, should work. We know about that word |
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should tho. What gets me, the data transfer. That's what makes me |
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think the way you are. I can't say you're wrong because it makes |
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sense. I would think it would reset the data transfer numbers. |
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>> >> |
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>> >> Open to ideas if anyone has some. |
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>> > Can you get to the internet? If so, then a traceroute might show |
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>> > where the packets think they are going. If not, then you may not have |
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>> > a proper connection between the router and PC. Those mismatched |
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>> > network numbers could be the issue. (I don't know if you are sending |
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>> > these messages using that connection, or sending from another device.) |
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>> >> |
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>> >> Dale |
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>> > Jack |
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>> Right now, I'm on my old hardware. When I hook up the new, to me, |
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>> hardware, I have to disconnect the old hardware. If nothing else, I |
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>> was concerned both might have the same address, both being modems |
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>> basically, and would result in a conflict. When I connect to the new |
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>> hardware, I can't get anywhere, yet. The DSL signal is there since |
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>> the light is on but it can't connect since I can't access it to give |
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>> it the user/password info. |
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> You can plug the new router (power) but NOT connect it to the DSL |
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> line. That way, you can connect your computer to it to play with the |
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> IP address issues, and then just reconnect your PC to the old router |
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> (still connected to the outside world) to communicate. Probably a bit |
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> less effort to switch back and forth that way. |
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> Bizarre new thought: have you tried putting the IPV6 address from |
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> ifconfig into the browser? |
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Since I have to unhook the phone line anyway, It's just moving one |
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ethernet cable. The way I start out with a new modem, I hook the puter |
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straight to the modem, bypass the router. One reason I do that, no |
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chance of conflict. It's the wait for the DSL light and such that takes |
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a while. |
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>> I've never ran into this before. Usually when I buy a modem or a |
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>> router, I can eventually find it without even googling for the IP. |
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>> Generally the ones listed above will get me to the new device. This |
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>> one, has me stumped. Either it is broke somehow or it has one |
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>> strange ip address. |
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> Being broke is certainly a possibility, but I'm thinking more that the |
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> router and PC just aren't getting in sync rather than a strange router |
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> setting. Another reason to try a factory reset on the router, not |
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> just a power cycle. |
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>> Thanks for the help. Maybe I'll find gold at some point. ;-) |
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>> Dale |
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>> :-) :-) |
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I'm hoping you are right. It was cheap and the seller said he would |
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refund since he couldn't test it. Still, I'd rather it work. That's |
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why I bought it. ;-) |
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Now let us hope. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |