Thread: 10meg & NTL Modem
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Old 17-04-2006, 22:59   #3
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Re: 10meg & NTL Modem
hmm you connected through a router or direct ethernet cable to the modem?

also go into a dos prompt and ping the modem. to get into dos you go to START -> RUN -> type in CMD

now type in the following PING 192.168.100.1 -t -w 10 and let this run for something like 3 hours at the minimum so you can see how many packages get sent and how many received.

as I had something simmilar with my 120 that died when I upgraded to the 10meg, mine just rebooted itself all the time and when I pinged it I had for something like a minute or 2 time outs and then answers, and this continued for a couple of days until I had a nice guy in NTL Swansea that saw this problem and booked an engineer to replace it with a shiny 250
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