Bonka
02-21-02, 11:32 PM
I've been having reoccuring problems with my Shaw@Home cable connection.
My connection is shared between 2 computers using ICS. My computer is the host. Anyways, at random times, my connection will feel like dying on me and is almost ALWAYS fixed when I turn off my modem for a couple of minutes, and plug it back in again to reset it.
As well, whenever my connection dies and I goto ipconfig, I regularly find that my ip address info for the host is always messed up and not the assigned information. By the way, I'm on win2k.
Anyways, I called up Shaw and they "claim" that they don't allow networking, which I know is all bull. I'm not sure what to look at. These problems just came up one day so I've got the slightest clue.
I have one theory, and it deals with one of my nics (the one connected to the modem). It's some D-Link nic that I got back in 1998 when I first got cable. It's old school; even has a coxial outlet. Anyways, maybe that could be the problem?? My computer is OCed but my PCI is only 32MHz, which is almost near spec.
Help!
My connection is shared between 2 computers using ICS. My computer is the host. Anyways, at random times, my connection will feel like dying on me and is almost ALWAYS fixed when I turn off my modem for a couple of minutes, and plug it back in again to reset it.
As well, whenever my connection dies and I goto ipconfig, I regularly find that my ip address info for the host is always messed up and not the assigned information. By the way, I'm on win2k.
Anyways, I called up Shaw and they "claim" that they don't allow networking, which I know is all bull. I'm not sure what to look at. These problems just came up one day so I've got the slightest clue.
I have one theory, and it deals with one of my nics (the one connected to the modem). It's some D-Link nic that I got back in 1998 when I first got cable. It's old school; even has a coxial outlet. Anyways, maybe that could be the problem?? My computer is OCed but my PCI is only 32MHz, which is almost near spec.
Help!