Extremely strange router issue

shud

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Posted this elsehwere but got little response...hopefully someone here has a better idea.

Ok, I've noticed that every day I come back from work, I'm signed out of AIM because I hit the rate limit of signing on/off and I'd be disconnected from MIRC. I thought this was weird. Last night my router was dropping the connection entirely and did it twice. I also noticed that I was regularly being dropped from PSN constantly.

Today I decide to run a little test. I signed on to AIM at work today so that I'd get messages about being signed on in 2 places at once. This is when things got really, really weird.

AOL System Msg (10:36:05 AM):
AOL System Msg (10:47:47 AM):
AOL System Msg (11:10:29 AM):
AOL System Msg (11:32:32 AM):
AOL System Msg (11:55:23 AM):
AOL System Msg (12:17:48 PM):

These messages were notifying me of my AIM at home reconnecting. Notice any strange pattern?

Other than between 1 and 2 (which was the first notification when I logged on from work), the timestamps are all ~22/23 minutes apart.

This disconnect is happening at regular intervals. Almost mathematically EXACT regular intervals.

I've never seen anything like this. It's truly bizarre. Do I just have a bum router? It's worth noting that this network has 5 PCs on it at once, sometimes 7 concurrent connections with PS3/laptops. I have the Cox 10mb/2mb plan, so it shouldn't be a bandwidth issue. I have my torrent software throttled down reasonably. I guess I have no idea what my roommates are running but none of them are technically savvy in the least....but I suppose that means it's entirely possible that they're running Limewire or something and just crushing our allowed connections limit from Cox.

But every 22-23 minutes on the dot? That just really throws me. I can't figure it out.

Also worth mentioning is that I have only really noticed these issues since moving the cable modem to another room, on a new coax drop that Cox recently installed.
 

csmaster2005

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Not sure why with linksys, but I know when I used to have a .... dlink or netgear, I dont remember, there was a feature that by default was on, and would only connect to the net when needed. It basically did the same thing you did, but I havent seen it in my linksys router. I would look around the config for a 'stay-alive' feature and ensure it's checked.

If worst comes to worst, try flashing the router.
 
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