randycat99
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It seems my wireless router gets locked-up some time during the day, but only on weekdays. Weekends, it works fine w/o needing a reset. It's just weekdays, it is locked-up everytime I come home from work, requiring me to hard reset it at the powerline. Anybody have any ideas what this kind of behavior could be a symptom of???
Further troubleshooting reveals that when it is in this "state", the router is not responsive to either wireless access or direct ethernet connection access. Pinging the router address yields a "host is down" message. No network or internet access, at all. No computers on my end are operational during the day on my network. So any ideas, guys? If the router is going bad, why does it seem fine on the weekends? If it got hacked, why don't they hijack it completely and change the password outright? If it is getting attacked, shouldn't I get some sort of pop-up message when it sees a SYN, DoS, etc. occurring (the options to detect for those things are enabled)? I guess I would have to be online while it is happening, not after the fact, eh?
Further troubleshooting reveals that when it is in this "state", the router is not responsive to either wireless access or direct ethernet connection access. Pinging the router address yields a "host is down" message. No network or internet access, at all. No computers on my end are operational during the day on my network. So any ideas, guys? If the router is going bad, why does it seem fine on the weekends? If it got hacked, why don't they hijack it completely and change the password outright? If it is getting attacked, shouldn't I get some sort of pop-up message when it sees a SYN, DoS, etc. occurring (the options to detect for those things are enabled)? I guess I would have to be online while it is happening, not after the fact, eh?
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