RV4000 v2 unstable connection problem

on4hu_hoolandts · ‎07-17-2011

I have an unstable connection, 2-3 x per day, no more connection to the router, required to cut the power supply 12 volts and lost my ip (dynamic), - the router is new.-

- no problem with a simple WRT54G in place.

- the problem also occurs whenever any PC connected to the RV4000 am not for several hours (absolutely no rj45 connected)

Is there a solution or is this a bug

thanks

on4hu@on4hu.net

riroe · ‎07-25-2011

Have you tried resetting the router back to factory defaults? If not, give this a try and see if you have better results.

If your problem persists I would ask that you give us a call at our Cisco Small Business Support Center. The number in the US is 1-866-606-1866. This way we can create a case for you and help troubleshoot the problem.

THANKS

Rick Roe

Cisco Small Business Support Center

on4hu_hoolandts · ‎07-25-2011

I just did a reset to factory default, I did well for a reset button on the back of dvs4000 I do not know if the result is the same, and in this case I have not seen for improvement

I'll let you know after 24 hours of operation

best regards

André ON4HU

on4hu_hoolandts · ‎07-26-2011

Traduction (français > anglais)

after a reset with the button has the back of the RVS4000 no change
even a total crash last night.
I corrected the pages, I do not know if this influences the crash but my page "portrange Forwarding" contains some lines of "Single Range Forwarding" for lack of space *

on4hu_hoolandts · ‎07-26-2011

after a reset with the button has the back of the RVS4000 no change

even a total crash last night.

I corrected the pages, I do not know if this influences the crash but my page "portrange Forwarding" contains some lines of "Single Range Forwarding" for lack of space *