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hammered · 01-02-2006, 12:00

Sounds like you have a dodgy network cable that has a break somewhere inside. Try changing the cable first, see how it goes over a few days. If it's still the same try a replacement NIC (Network card). Chances are it'll either be your firewall blocking the requests (as previously stated) or it'll be a hardware (cable or NIC) fault...

01-02-2006, 12:00	#7
hammered Inactive Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Loughborough Services: 10MB BB (although it's sometimes only 2MB) Posts: 87	Re: NTL Broadband Problem and IP Addresses Sounds like you have a dodgy network cable that has a break somewhere inside. Try changing the cable first, see how it goes over a few days. If it's still the same try a replacement NIC (Network card). Chances are it'll either be your firewall blocking the requests (as previously stated) or it'll be a hardware (cable or NIC) fault...