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walt wrote: |
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> On 12/19/2010 05:17 AM, Dale wrote: |
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>> I don't know if the reset changed this or not but I did notice |
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> > that the setting "connection type" was set to "on demand" again. |
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> > I put it back to "always on" which is what I set it to once before. |
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> That was the timeout thingy I mentioned earlier. If you set it to |
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> "always on" the timer should be disabled, and hence you don't need |
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> to set the timer at all. |
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> I can't recall if resetting my router erases *all* of such user |
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> settings, but I think it does -- including the password, BTW, |
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> I recently learned something interesting from an ATT support tech |
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> (in India): resetting (i.e. rebooting) the router by pushing the |
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> little button with the end of a paperclip is *not* equivalent to |
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> disconnecting/reconnecting the power and *then* pushing the reset |
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> button. |
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> I.E. there is some state of the internal hardware that is not reset |
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> by pushing the reset button on the router. I had tried everything |
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> I could think of *except* powering off the DLS modem and the router |
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> at the same time, and then letting both power up again. That fixed |
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> everything. |
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> I imagine these annoying quirks will differ between products, so |
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> we all may need different bags of tricks to fix such problems. |
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I did notice that my username was there. I just knew I was going to |
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need it and I couldn't even remember the login name. Then I remembered |
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that I saved in Seamonkey password file. Whew ! |
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I noticed on the router that to completely reset it, you have to push |
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the reset button and hold it for 30 seconds or more. It said it even |
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resets the firmware. I have not tested this theory tho. |
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I wonder how that would work with the modem tho. I'm just curious tho. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |