My DI-524 does not hold a connection for more than 1 hour at a time. Any suggestions on how to fix?
Some ISPs are cutting connection after a set period of idle time to conserve users per router ratio. There are programs to "keep alive" connections (some router have this ability built-in also).
Posted on Feb 08, 2009
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You could have a setting to say "dial on demand" and "disconnect after being idle for x minutes". Have a look on the router config for these and if there set it to "always on" instead.
Does the router lose connection with the modem, or the does wireless access point lose connection with the router?
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