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Scopulus Argentarius · 12-05-2003, 10:51 PM

Of course you tried the universal fix...

Down all devices...

Bring up DSL. Make sure it comes up fully.

Bring up the netgear

Bring up the machines...

This works for me when I get the glitchies....

I am assuming that DSL is not using authntication and is using gets its address automatically. If it is using authentication (like PPPoE), make sure your netgear is set up correctly . Your manual will show you how to do it...

I am also assuming that netgear router's default address does not conflict with the DSL's safe side. (It might) It should indicate this error on startup (hopefully)

I also assume your computers pick their own IP's from the netgears server...

I hope that helps.

12-05-2003, 10:51 PM	#2
Scopulus Argentarius Your current user title is: Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: BTR Posts: 301	Of course you tried the universal fix... Down all devices... Bring up DSL. Make sure it comes up fully. Bring up the netgear Bring up the machines... This works for me when I get the glitchies.... I am assuming that DSL is not using authntication and is using gets its address automatically. If it is using authentication (like PPPoE), make sure your netgear is set up correctly . Your manual will show you how to do it... I am also assuming that netgear router's default address does not conflict with the DSL's safe side. (It might) It should indicate this error on startup (hopefully) I also assume your computers pick their own IP's from the netgears server... I hope that helps.