wrong. the thread I linked you to shows a loss of routing, not a loss of connectivity. The loss of routing fault can be partial or total from what I gather, it affects the ability to open new sessions, IM applications and already-existing sessions would continue to function.
ahh i see ok. i will look into that thread a bit more later
you need to clarify for me, is the fault you're getting a failure to browse internet or are you totally disconnected from the network? you have 4 cable devices, which ones fail to (browse or connect to network) and have you checked the internal IPs of each to check for conflicts? or do you operate on an auto-assign basis.
disconnected from the network. Before when i use to manualy reserve and set local ip's to specirfic devices i got the error we are discussing in this thread along with conflicted ip errors(that doesnt happen anymore and instead i just dont have no network access.)
wait, what? Dude, the thread was 9 pages long at last viewing, I changed to static IP, all IPs on my network are manually assigned, with a second switched router operating another couple of machines on it. since I changed to static IP, there's been no issues at all.
no, on the contrary, I understand the difference between internal and external/global, what I (and the chap above) is saying, be* operate dynamic and static IPs, you're often assigned the same dynamic IP for months (mine hadn't changed in 7 months) so whilst you may think you're on a static IP setup, you may not be. I'd give be* a call to double check. If you are, you'll have already had to manually configure the router for it?
Listen mate, i dont "think" im on a static ip, i "know" i am on a static ip because:
- I ordered the static IP package when i first got Be*
- My IP address has never changed since joining 3 years ago, only my dns and gateway settings change like maybe once a year or something
If I were you, I'd be manually configuring each device's internal IP to ensure there are no conflicts.
Thats what i did originally as stated on previous posts. i had it originally set up that way and that's when i started having issues and so left it off and set it to automatically detect and quary the necessary local ip's for each device[