Router Trouble! Aztech WLAN ADSL ROuter. - Page 2

Chai · 25th Sep 2004, 09:57 AM

Is that DNS server problem? or settings?

Maximus_Detritus · 25th Sep 2004, 02:41 PM

I have no idea. My DNS settings are the same as the one TM Net gave me. I;ve also set the router to auto-detect DNS settings. Hmmm. ANy other ideas?

Adrian Wong · 25th Sep 2004, 04:00 PM

Well, I think it's your router problem, not Streamyx since your ICQ is still connected.

What you can try is manually go to the driver setting of each WiFi device (if you have any) and LAN card you have and set the speed to a single speed, instead of allowing it to auto-detect.

In other words, set all your WiFi cards to 11b and all your LAN cards to 100mbps. I once had a problem with the router running. After troubleshooting for days, I finally solved it just be setting my LAN card to use 100mbps, instead of auto-detect.

I will ask my brother to check this thread out. He's into networking.

Maximus_Detritus · 25th Sep 2004, 04:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Adrian Wong

Well, I think it's your router problem, not Streamyx since your ICQ is still connected.

What you can try is manually go to the driver setting of each WiFi device (if you have any) and LAN card you have and set the speed to a single speed, instead of allowing it to auto-detect.

In other words, set all your WiFi cards to 11b and all your LAN cards to 100mbps. I once had a problem with the router running. After troubleshooting for days, I finally solved it just be setting my LAN card to use 100mbps, instead of auto-detect.

I will ask my brother to check this thread out. He's into networking.

Thanks Boss. Will be playing around with the settings later on.... because it seems to be running ok at the moment.

jwsk · 27th Sep 2004, 09:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maximus_Detritus

OK, I've got an Aztech WLAN Router/AP, with integrated 4-port 10/100Mbs switch. I think the model is Aztech DSL305EW c/w Wireless AP.

It keeps on disconnecting. I've tried a variety of settings, disabling/enabling DHCP, changing the DNS addreses, etc. Still likes to cut out on me.

Can anyone offer me a list of settings to implement? There are three PCs on my home network, with 2 using Fast Ethernet PCI NICs, and one using a RealTEk Gigabit Ethernet NIC (my own PC), integrated into my mobo.

EDIT : I'm using TMnet Streamyx, dialing settings 0,35. ANy help, please?

I've also encountered similar problems with my DLink DSL-604+ wireless router. The only workaround to this is to disable the DNS Proxy. Your router will hang after an interval of time as some applications tend to fill up the DNS Proxy memory with DNS resolutions.

Once you disable the DNS Proxy, your wireless router should work without disconnecting you.

Let me know if this works for you on your Aztech wireless router.

Maximus_Detritus · 3rd Oct 2004, 08:03 AM

I left the DNS Proxy on, and i tried setting the IP addresses manually for all the PCs on the network, but left the DHCP on. And it seems to work fine now (=

Anymore problems, i'll post em here.

racd · 29th Sep 2006, 08:31 PM

I too have problem with this router but its problem with the wireless connection and not the streamyx connection. My wireless connection keeps dying on me. Sometimes I need to reboot or reconnect 5 times in an hour. Can anyone help me?

Adrian Wong · 12th Oct 2006, 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by racd

I too have problem with this router but its problem with the wireless connection and not the streamyx connection. My wireless connection keeps dying on me. Sometimes I need to reboot or reconnect 5 times in an hour. Can anyone help me?

Are you using any P2P software?

karhoe · 29th Nov 2006, 04:52 PM

Waste no time, don't rely on TM, well, as you know, Aztech does not produce good modems, THREE of my previous Aztech fried without lightning strike, and thats it, time for Linksys.

When you feel that your connection is dropping frequeenty, borrow a modem and test, if it works, then its your modem, if it does not, could be port problem or your pc, then you need to test your modem at someone's house.

And when you lodge a report, just tell them that you have done all the normal troubleshooting, flushdns, pull plug, renew ip, all those unnecesary steps which got nothing to do at all with your problem

25th Sep 2004, 09:57 AM	#11 (permalink)
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Maximus_Detritus Moderator Join Date: 14 Sep 2004 Location: Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia Posts: 2,127 Reputation: 242 Rep Power: 9	I left the DNS Proxy on, and i tried setting the IP addresses manually for all the PCs on the network, but left the DHCP on. And it seems to work fine now (= Anymore problems, i'll post em here. __________________ Ceramic White PSP - 3.52M33-4, Metallic Blue PSP - 3.52M33-4 ARP Reviewer PlayStation Network : Maximus_Detritus

29th Sep 2006, 08:31 PM	#17 (permalink)
racd Newbie Join Date: 29 Sep 2006 Posts: 1 Reputation: 0 Rep Power: 0	problem too I too have problem with this router but its problem with the wireless connection and not the streamyx connection. My wireless connection keeps dying on me. Sometimes I need to reboot or reconnect 5 times in an hour. Can anyone help me?

29th Nov 2006, 04:52 PM	#19 (permalink)
karhoe I'm a regular Join Date: 29 Nov 2006 Posts: 349 Reputation: 11 Rep Power: 3	Waste no time, don't rely on TM, well, as you know, Aztech does not produce good modems, THREE of my previous Aztech fried without lightning strike, and thats it, time for Linksys. When you feel that your connection is dropping frequeenty, borrow a modem and test, if it works, then its your modem, if it does not, could be port problem or your pc, then you need to test your modem at someone's house. And when you lodge a report, just tell them that you have done all the normal troubleshooting, flushdns, pull plug, renew ip, all those unnecesary steps which got nothing to do at all with your problem