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mr_blonde_uk 12-02-2006 17:54

Ethernet constantly flashing
 
Hi I know I shouldnt but I upgraded my speed to the 10mb connection on a home 100 modem!
Since that my ethernet light hasnt stopped flashing... the synch and rdy lights stay on OK.

Any ideas?

sharpygreen 12-02-2006 17:58

Re: Ethernet constantly flashing
 
dont think a 100 works all that well on 10 meg the 120's dont either

try and get a new 250 out of cs m8

ellie 12-02-2006 18:00

Re: Ethernet constantly flashing
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mr_blonde_uk
Hi I know I shouldnt but I upgraded my speed to the 10mb connection on a home 100 modem!
Since that my ethernet light hasnt stopped flashing... the synch and rdy lights stay on OK.

Any ideas?

Hmmm, could be the bleach in your hair affecting it :scratch: ....(sorry Mr Blonde & mods :D )

mr_blonde_uk 12-02-2006 18:06

Re: Ethernet constantly flashing
 
lol thanks!
Back on post - just downloaded a couple of files and got 1.01 mb sec!! WOW! Should i not worry bout the light then?

SLM 12-02-2006 18:09

Re: Ethernet constantly flashing
 
My Dad always says "dont touch it if it aint broken"

Just proves to all those none believers that most modems will work on the network.

neo123 12-02-2006 19:07

Re: Ethernet constantly flashing
 
The ethernet light flashing just shows ethernet activity.. its normal

Graham M 13-02-2006 09:03

Re: Ethernet constantly flashing
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sharpygreen
dont think a 100 works all that well on 10 meg the 120's dont either

try and get a new 250 out of cs m8

If it works fine (which it does) what's the point? :)

Pia 13-02-2006 11:51

Re: Ethernet constantly flashing
 
I use ethernet, my light stays on constant, it doesn't flash.
I'd just make sure your ethernet cable is secure, and do a speed test to make sure you're receiving all data you should be.


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