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i have a belkin router n 150 .haveing trouble staying on .i keep losing connectivity.i had my internet
check out they said every thing is ok with my modem.thats it is my router.
This
is because your router is dropping the connection with your ISP
Modem... It can be even an issue of modem...
To isolate
the issue, what you can do is... You can connect your computer directly
to the Modem and you can check for any intermittant connectivity... if
you dont have any problem with your modem, then definitely its gonna be
the problem with your Belkin Router...
Doing a reset for the
router and reconfiguring will resolve the issue in most of the cases... If
in case if it doesnt works, then you can do a firmware update for the
router (that would be found in belkin router support website)... Even
then if it is dropping the connection then definitely it is a faulty
router...You can ask for a replacement if the product is still under
hardware & software warranty... i work for belkin... you can reach us any time in 1800-223-5546 if u are calling from USA... we work 24 X 7.... For any other countries search in www.belkin.com/support
I would suggest taking a look at your modem LEDs. What happens exactly when you lose connection? A look at the LEDs should give you some thought as what might be causing this. You can also try resetting your Belkin to default factory settings by pressing the Reset button at the back for 30 seconds, and then putting back your Belkin settings.
the modem is working fine. the connection might be dropping from the router side. You can try to upgrade the Firmware of the router. reduce the MTU on the router. If it is on 1500 the reduce it to 1400. Click Here from more info about routers
Is the cable to your modem in the 'Uplink' or 'WAN' connnection?
Connect your PC to the modem directly. Do you still lose the connection? If you do, Call your DSL tech support and ask them to check the link to your modem. They should be able to let you know if there is a issue from their end.
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