I have a linksys wrt54g router and a befcmu10 version4. I have comcast broadband. two of my computers have airlink wireless nic cards. They are both g4g. the other computer has a standard 3com 10/100 wired nic card. My problem is that everyso often my internet connection is either very slow or is nonexistent. This happens on all three so I know it's not signal problems with wireless router. Its really weird I think it might be a bda coax connection or something on the DCE side. I tired connection a laptop directly into my modem but got nothing. I have no idea; I would greatly appreciate some help- thanks
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Jump to PostThose errors in the modem log are all related to the WAN-side connection, so I seriously doubt that plugging a computer directly in to the modem will change anything. However, you may have to get that configuration working to avoid the inevitable "sorry, but we don't support routers" excuse that …
Jump to PostOK- try/check the items I posted earlier and get back to us with the details after that. The problem could well be on Comcast's end, but it's always best to eliminate everything that you can before you call for a service visit. Comcast does support your modem, so that's one …
Jump to PostGive it a reasonable amount of time and see if it remains stable before calling Comcast. Also- did your modem give you the upstream SNR? If so, it didn't make it into your post. (The other signal stats you posted look OK.)
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