Re: [Nolug] Bad router?

I get perl quizes fairly often. If anyone wants to try them using PHP,
let me know - people submit solutions in other scripting langs all the
time..

Brett

On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 19:59:55 -0500, "Jonathan Schwehm"
<jonathan@figstreet.com> said:
> If this was my network, I'd definitely get rid of the Linksys if the
> light on the connected port isn't coming on. Are you sure the cable is
> in working order? You said there was a broken lip on the D-Link, you
> didn't mean it was on the cable, correct?
>
> If you don't wanna tape the darned cable to the D-Link, then go ahead
> and spend the $20-40 on a new router. You probably don't even have to
> shop eBay, try tigerdirect, pricewatch, or newegg.
>
> Jonathan
>
> On Tuesday, September 28, 2004, at 05:37 PM, John D. Tiedeman wrote:
>
> > The router I have been using (D-Link DI604) has a broken lip that is
> > supposed to hold the cable from the ethernet bridge in, but every time
> > I move anything down in that area it comes out without warning. I also
> > have a Linksys BEFSR41, used but not my be. The power and WAN lights
> > come on, but I can't get any of the others to, nor can I get the light
> > in the NIC in a desktop computer to come on. Pinging results in
> > "network not accessible" or words to that effect. Also, the reset
> > switch doesn't give when I insert something to press it. Question: Is
> > this router any good, or should I shop eBay for one that works?
> >
> >
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